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Explores the Impact of the Analysis of Algorithms on Many Areas within and beyond Computer ScienceA flexible, interactive teaching format enhanced by a large selection of examples and exercises . Developed from the author’s own graduate-level course, Methods in Algorithmic Analysis presents numerous...
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Taylor and Francis, an imprint of Chapman and Hall/CRC,
[2011]
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t PRELIMINARIES -- Why Do We Analyze Algorithms? -- Proofs -- Iteration and Recursion -- COMBINATORICS -- Properties of Summation -- Multiple Sums -- Principles of Counting -- Permutations and Combinations -- Binomial Coefficients -- Binomial Coefficient and Hypergeometric Functions -- Stirling Approximation -- PROBABILITY -- Set Operations -- Sample Space and Random Variables -- Calculating Probabilities -- Random Variables -- Conditional Probabilities -- Independence -- Joint Distributions -- Dependent Random Variables -- MORE ABOUT PROBABILITY -- Special Distributions -- Types of Probabilistic Convergence -- The Theorem of Total Probability -- Bayes Theorem -- Convolution -- Order Statistics -- Chebyshev Inequality -- Sundry Examples -- RECURRENCES OR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS -- How Do Difference Equations Arise? -- Properties of Difference Equations -- First Order Linear Difference Equations -- Divide-and-Conquer Recurrences -- Quicksort Recurrence -- Recurrences in Numerical Analysis -- Continued Fractions -- Partial Difference Equations -- Some Applications -- INTRODUCTION TO GENERATING FUNCTIONS -- Generating FunctionsDefinitions -- Extraction of Coefficients -- Counting Binary Trees -- Solving Recurrences -- Snake Oil Summation -- Applications in Probability -- The Langrage Inversion Theorem -- ENUMERATION WITH GENERATING FUNCTIONS -- Definition of Enumerators -- Sum and Product Rules -- Counting Compositions of Integers -- Further Set Operations -- Partition of Integers -- Exponential Enumerators -- FURTHER ENUMERATION METHODS -- Enumeration of Trees -- Occupancy Enumeration -- The Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion (PIE) -- Extensions and Further Applications of the PIE -- Probabilistic Inclusion-Exclusion Principle -- Runs in Permutations -- Special Topics -- COMBINATORICS OF STRINGS -- Operations on Languages -- Regular Languages -- Counting Regular Languages -- Waiting Time Probabilistic Problems -- Algorithms and Markov Chains -- INTRODUCTION TO ASYMPTOTICS -- Asymptotic Notation and Applications -- The Critical Range Method -- Rices Method -- The Euler Summation Formula -- Finding Primes -- Asymptotics from Recurrences -- Limit Laws in Probability -- ASYMPTOTICS AND GENERATING FUNCTIONS -- Elementary Bounds from Generating Functions -- Estimates from Singularities -- Estimates from Entire Functions -- Examples and Exercises -- REVIEW OF ANALYTIC TECHNIQUES -- Complex Numbers -- Review of Power Series -- Functions of a Complex Variable: Basic Concepts -- Differential Operators -- Partial Fraction Decomposition -- Some Special Functions -- Stieltjes Integrals -- APPENDICES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ANSWERS/HINTS TO SELECTED PROBLEMS -- INDEX. |
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