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    This document provides an overview and introduction to the key topics in combinatorics that will be covered in the textbook. These include ordering and selection, counting rules and principles, permutations, graphs, and combinatorial designs. The document outlines the objectives and goals of each section, and includes example figures to illustrate core concepts like permutations, graphs, and designs.

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    Most combinatorics problems have three fundamental objectives: 1. counting or calculating a sum 2. constructing a configuration involving two or more discrete sets subject to constraints 3. optimization - either finding the extreme values of a function or designing something with an optimal characteristic of some kind . This begins with examples of problems with each type

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    Combinatorial Enumeration

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    This document provides an overview and introduction to the key topics in combinatorics that will be covered in the textbook. These include ordering and selection, counting rules and principles, permutations, graphs, and combinatorial designs. The document outlines the objectives and goals of each section, and includes example figures to illustrate core concepts like permutations, graphs, and designs.

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    Chapter

    Introductory Survey
    0.1 Objectives of Combinatorics
    0.2 Ordering and Selection
    0.3 Some Rules for Counting
    0.4 Counting Selections
    0.5 Permutations
    0.6 Graphs
    0.7 Number-Theoretic Operations
    0.8 Combinatorial Designs

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.1 Objectives

    0.1 OBJECTIVES

    Combinatorial Enumeration

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.1 Objectives

    Incidence Structures

    Fig 0.1.1

    Chapter 0

    Fig 0.1.2

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.1 Objectives

    Optimization

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    0.2 ORDER AND SELECTION

    Section 0.2 Order and Selection

    Sequences and Generating Functions

    10

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.2 Order and Selection

    Recurrences

    11

    12

    Chapter 0

    Combination Coefficients

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

    0.3 RULES FOR COUNTING

    Rules of Sum and Product

    13

    14

    Rule of Quotient

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

    Fig 0.3.1

    Fig 0.3.2

    15

    16

    Reals to Integers

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

    Pigeonhole Principle

    Fig 0.3.3

    17

    18

    Evaluating Sums

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

    19

    20

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Empty Sums and Empty Products

    Multisets

    Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

    21

    22

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    0.4 COUNTING SELECTIONS

    Ordered Selections

    Section 0.4 Counting Selections

    Unordered Selections

    23

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    Chapter 0

    Selections with Repetitions

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.4 Counting Selections

    25

    26

    Fig 0.4.1

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.4 Counting Selections

    27

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Distributions into Labeled Cells

    Section 0.4 Counting Selections

    29

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.4 Counting Selections

    Distributions into Unlabeled Cells

    31

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.4 Counting Selections

    Partitions of a Set

    33

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    0.5 PERMUTATIONS

    2-Line Representation of Permutations

    Section 0.5 Permutations

    Fig 0.5.1

    Composition of Permutations

    35

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.5 Permutations

    Fig 0.5.2

    Cyclic Permutations

    37

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    Chapter 0

    Fig 0.5.3

    Fig 0.5.4

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.5 Permutations

    Disjoint Cycle Representation

    39

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.5 Permutations

    41

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.5 Permutations

    43

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.5 Permutations

    45

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    47

    Section 0.6 Graphs

    0.6 GRAPHS

    Fig 0.6.1

    48

    Chapter 0

    Simple and General Graphs

    Degree of a Vertex

    Introductory Survey

    Section 0.6 Graphs

    Fig 0.6.2

    49

    50

    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    0.7 NUMERIC OPERATIONS

    Section 0.7 Numeric Operations

    51

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    Chapter 0

    Introductory Survey

    0.8 COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS

    Section 0.8 Combinatorial Designs

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    Chapter 0

    Fig 0.8.1

    Introductory Survey

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