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Elementary Number Theory Group Theory And Ramanujan Graphs Giuliana Davidoff

SKU: BELL-1402482

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.06 MB

Pages: 154

Author: Giuliana Davidoff

ISBN: 9780521531436, 9780521824262, 0521531438, 0521824265

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Elementary Number Theory Group Theory And Ramanujan Graphs Giuliana Davidoff by Giuliana Davidoff 9780521531436, 9780521824262, 0521531438, 0521824265 instant download after payment.

This text is a self-contained study of expander graphs, specifically, their explicit construction. Expander graphs are highly connected but sparse, and while being of interest within combinatorics and graph theory, they can also be applied to computer science and engineering. Only a knowledge of elementary algebra, analysis and combinatorics is required because the authors provide the necessary background from graph theory, number theory, group theory and representation theory. Thus the text can be used as a brief introduction to these subjects and their synthesis in modern mathematics.