How to guard an art gallery and other discrete mathematical adventures /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Baltimore :
Johns Hopkins University Press,
2009.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Contents
- Preface
- 1 How to Count Pizza Pieces
- 1.1 The Pizza-Cutter�s Problem
- 1.2 A Recurring Theme
- 1.3 Make a Difference
- 1.4 How Many Toppings?
- 1.5 Proof without Words
- 1.6 Count �em and Sweep
- 1.7 Euler�s Formula for Plane Graphs
- 1.8 You Can Look It Up
- 1.9 Pizza Envy
- 1.10 Notes and References
- 1.11 Problems
- 2 Count on Pick�s Formula
- 2.1 The Orchard and the Dollar
- 2.2 The Area of the Orchard
- 2.3 Twenty-nine Ways to Change a Dollar
- 2.4 Lattice Polygons and Pick�s Formula
- 2.5 Making Change
- 2.6 Pick�s Formula: First Proof2.7 Pick�s Formula: Second Proof
- 2.8 Batting Averages and Lattice Points
- 2.9 Three Dimensions and N-largements
- 2.10 Notes and References
- 2.11 Problems
- 3 How to Guard an Art Gallery
- 3.1 The Sunflower Art Gallery
- 3.2 Art Gallery Problems
- 3.3 The Art Gallery Theorem
- 3.4 Colorful Consequences
- 3.5 Triangular and Chromatic Assumptions
- 3.6 Modern Art Galleries
- 3.7 Art Gallery Sketches
- 3.8 Right-Angled Art Galleries
- 3.9 Guarding the Guards
- 3.10 Three Dimensions and the Octoplex
- 3.11 Notes and References3.12 Problems
- 4 Pixels, Lines, and Leap Years
- 4.1 Pixels and Lines
- 4.2 Lines and Distances
- 4.3 Arithmetic Arrays
- 4.4 Bresenham�s Algorithm
- 4.5 A Touch of Gray: Antialiasing
- 4.6 Leap Years and Line Drawing
- 4.7 Diophantine Approximations
- 4.8 Notes and References
- 4.9 Problems
- 5 Measure Water with a Vengeance
- 5.1 Simon Says: Measure Water
- 5.2 A Recipe for Bruce Willis
- 5.3 Skew Billiard Tables
- 5.4 Big Problems
- 5.5 How to Measure Water: An Algorithm
- 5.6 Arithmetic Arrays: Climb the Staircase5.7 Other Problems to Pour Over
- 5.8 Number Theory and Fermat�s Congruence
- 5.9 Notes and References
- 5.10 Problems
- 6 From Stamps to Sylver Coins
- 6.1 Sylvester�s Stamps
- 6.2 Addition Tables and Symmetry
- 6.3 Arithmetic Arrays and Sylvester�s Formula
- 6.4 Beyond Sylvester: The Stamp Theorem
- 6.5 Chinese Remainders
- 6.6 The Tabular Sieve
- 6.7 McNuggets and Coin Exchanges
- 6.8 Sylver Coinage
- 6.9 Notes and References
- 6.10 Problems
- 7 Primes and Squares: Quadratic Residues
- 7.1 Primes and Squares7.2 Quadratic Residues Are Squares
- 7.3 Errors: Detection amd Correctipn
- 7.4 Multiplication Tables, Legendre, and Euler
- 7.5 Some Square Roots
- 7.6 Marcia and Greg Flip a Coin
- 7.7 Round Up at the Gauss Corral
- 7.8 It�s the Law: Quadratic Reciprocity
- 7.9 Notes and References
- 7.10 Problems
- References
- Index
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