Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics : An Applied Introduction

by Ralph P. Grimaldi

This fourth edition continues to improve on the features that have made it the market leader. The text offers a flexible organization, enabling instructors to adapt the book to their particular discrete mathematics, graph theory, modern algebra, and/or combinatorics. More elementary problems were added, creating a greater variety of level in problem sets, which allows students to perfect skills as they practice. This new edition continues to feature numerous computer science applications-making this the ideal text for preparing students for advanced study.

Genres: Mathematics, Computer Science, Nonfiction, Textbooks, Reference, Science, School

1030 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1985

Reviews

[Ayush Bhat]

This book is not easy to follow, but if one does, they would get from this book what they can't get from any other book on the same subject.

[Bart]

This book is amazing. It aroused in me a love of discrete mathematics. It has great coverage of combinatorics, set theory, graph theory, finite state machines. The examples are great although they jump from basic to advanced pretty rapidly. I'm a math major, and this has been my favorite textbook. I wish I could use it for a few more classes.h

[Georgi Kolarov]

Чудесно и пълно въведение в темата представено предимно със задачи. За мен беше добро допълнение към неделните сутрешни кафета с цигара, по-добро за събуждане от кръстословица или роман. Не ми хареса, че на особено гадните задачи не са дадени отговори и няколко от тях са ме мъчили по повече от седмица.

[Sravani Kommuri]

exam

[Carlos Alberto]

Grimaldi es bueno, pero quiza hay mejores.

[Abbey]

really confusing/unclear. poor examples. it was hardly useable and had to refer to other texts in order to actually learn anything.

[Citra Puspita]

good...

[Buse Özer]

jbhkjhkjhnkhbm