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El. knyga: Combinatorics Advances

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  • Serija: Mathematics and Its Applications 329
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Dec-2013
  • Leidėjas: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781461335542
  • Formatas: PDF+DRM
  • Serija: Mathematics and Its Applications 329
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Dec-2013
  • Leidėjas: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781461335542

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On March 28~31, 1994 (Farvardin 8~11, 1373 by Iranian calendar), the Twenty­ fifth Annual Iranian Mathematics Conference (AIMC25) was held at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran. Its sponsors in~ eluded the Iranian Mathematical Society, and the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Sharif University of Technology. Among the keynote speakers were Professor Dr. Andreas Dress and Professor Richard K. Guy. Their plenary lec~ tures on combinatorial themes were complemented by invited and contributed lectures in a Combinatorics Session. This book is a collection of refereed papers, submitted primarily by the participants after the conference. The topics covered are diverse, spanning a wide range of combinatorics and al~ lied areas in discrete mathematics. Perhaps the strength and variety of the pa~ pers here serve as the best indications that combinatorics is advancing quickly, and that the Iranian mathematics community contains very active contributors. We hope that you find the papers mathematically stimulating, and look forward to a long and productive growth of combinatorial mathematics in Iran.

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1 On a Conjecture of A. Hartman.- 1 Notations and Preliminaries.- 2 The
Structure of Trades.- 3 Block Size 3 and Strength 2.- 4 A Possible Approach
to the Problem.- 5 The Case of Strength 2.- 6 Some Examples.- 7 Concluding
Remarks.- 2 Some Problems in Total Graph Theory.- 1 Introduction and
Preliminaries.- 2 Total Ramsey Numbers.- 3 Vertex Reconstructibility of Total
Graphs.- 4 Edge Reconstructibility of Total Graphs.- 5 The Spectrum of Total
Graphs.- 6 Groups, and Polynomials of Graphs.- 7 Relationships Between some
Parameters of G and those of T(G).- 8 Some Generalizations and Applications.-
9 Upper Bounds for x? (G).- 10 Remarks.- 3 Construction Techniques for
Mutually Orthogonal Latin Squares.- 1 Background.- 2 History and Small
Orders.- 3 Pairwise balanced designs and Greigs line-flip.- 4 Difference
matrices: some direct constructions.- 5 A variant of Wilsons theorem.- 6
Concluding remarks.- 4 The Spectrum of R-Orthogonal Latin Squares.- 1 Latin
squares and r-orthogonality.- 2 Some basic constructions.- 3 Small sides.- 4
A GDD construction.- 5 Intermediate sides.- 5 General Theory of Translation
Invariant Systems.- 1 Introduction.- 2 The Model.- 3 A Residuated Semigroup.-
4 Some Basic Questions.- 6 Some Mathematical Problems Arising in Molecular
Bioinformatics: The Concept of Bioinformatics.- 1 Introduction.- 2 The
concept of sequence space.- 3 The geometry of sequence space.- 4 Cluster
analysis.- 5 Split decomposition.- 6 Concluding remark.- 7 An Algorithmic
Approach to Tilings.- 8 A New Connection Between Convex Geometry and
Threshold Logic.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Algorithmic Enumeration of Nonisomorphic
Cut-Complexes and a Generation of Convex Polytopes.- 3 Geometric Properties.-
9 The Unity of Combinatorics.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Langfords Problem.-
3Skolems Problem.- 4 Beatty Sequences.- 5 Penrose Pieces.- 6 Wythoffs
Game.- 7 Triples satisfying x + y = z.- 8 Triples satisfying x + y = 2z.- 9
Coil diagrams.- 10 Squaring the square.- 11 Packing or covering the complete
graph.- 12 Hananis cyclic Steiner systems.- 13 Perfect difference sets.- 14
Projective planes.- 15 Affine geometries.- 16 Magic squares.- 17 Kirkmans
schoolgirls problem.- 18 Heawoods map on the torus.- 19 The toroidal
thickness of the complete graph.- 20 Nim addition.- 21 Incidence matrices.-
22 Zarankiewiczs problem.- 23 Error-correcting codes.- 24 Hadamard
matrices.- 25 Cyclic Hadamard matrices.- 26 Factoring with quadratic forms.-
27 Projective geometries.- 28 Sphere packing.- 29 Mock Turtles.- 10 Unsolved
Problems in Combinatorial Games.- 11 (F, 2)Rotational Steiner Triple
Systems.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Skolem Sequences.- 3 Constructions.- 4 Main
Results.- 12 A Simple Polynomial Time Algorithm for a Convex Hull Problem
Equivalent to Linear Programming.- 1 Introduction.- 2 The Algorithm.- 13 A
LinearTime Algorithm for Minimum Cost Flow on Undirected OneTrees.- 1
Introduction.- 2 The Algorithm.- 14 An Asymptotic Existence Result for
Orthogonal Designs.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Basic Results.- 3 Main Results.- 15
Decomposition of Complete Tripartite Graphs Into 5-Cycles.- 1 Introduction.-
2 Necessary Conditions.- 3 An Application.- 4 Sufficiency of Conditions.- 5
Searching for a decomposition in other cases.- 16 The Nsm of a Graph.- 1 The
New Stability Measure of a Graph (NSM).- 2 NSM and Operations on Graphs.- 3
Hamilton Properties of NSM.- 17 Zero-Knowledge Proofs For Independent Set and
Dominating Set Problems.- 1 Introduction.- 2 A Zero-Knowledge Proof for
Independent set problem.- 3 A Zero-Knowledge Proof for Dominating
setproblem.- 18 Exploring the Spectrum of Values of Permanents by Simulated
Annealing.- 1 The Permanent.- 2 Upper Bounds and Lower Bounds for the
Permanent.- 3 Simulated Annealing.- 4 The Metropolis Algorithm.- 5 Results
and Conclusions.- 19 VectorWeighted Matchings.- 1 Introduction.- 2
Preliminaries.- 3 Preference Matchings.- 4 Preference Poly topes.- 5 The Set
of Efficient Solutions.- 20 Directed Quadruple Designs.- 1 Introduction.- 2
Existence of 3-(v, 4, l)DDs.- 3 On the Existence of 3-(v, 4, 2)DDs.- 4 Some
Small Cases (for ? = 2).- 21 Bounding Two-Terminal Network Reliability Via
Surface Duality.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Definitions.- 3 Results.- 4
Implementation.- 5 Examples.- 22 Defining Sets for Block Designs: An Update.-
1 Introduction.- 2 Some Theoretical Results.- 3 Finding Smallest Defining
Sets in Small Designs.- 4 Defining Sets in Some Infinite Classes of Designs.-
23 Open Problems at the Combinatorics Workshop of Aimc25 (Tehran, 1994).