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Lecture notes written for a one-semester course in mathematical relativity aimed at mathematics and physics students. Not meant as an introduction to general relativity, but rather as a complementary, more advanced text.
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Super stable tensegrities and the Colin de Verdière number ν
Abstract A super stable tensegrity introduced by Connelly in 1982 is a globally rigid discrete structure made from stiff bars and struts connected by cables with tension. We introduce the super stability number of a multigraph as the maximum dimension that a multigraph can be realized as a super stable tensegrity, and show that it equals the Colin de ...
Ryoshun Oba, Shin‐ichi Tanigawa
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A Euclid style algorithm for MacMahon's partition analysis
Solutions to a linear Diophantine system, or lattice points in a rational convex polytope, are important concepts in algebraic combinatorics and computational geometry. The enumeration problem is fundamental and has been well studied, because it has many
Aardal+24 more
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Basilica: New canonical decomposition in matching theory
Abstract In matching theory, one of the most fundamental and classical branches of combinatorics, canonical decompositions of graphs are powerful and versatile tools that form the basis of this theory. However, the abilities of the known canonical decompositions, that is, the Dulmage–Mendelsohn, Kotzig–Lovász, and Gallai–Edmonds decompositions, are ...
Nanao Kita
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Towards Nash‐Williams orientation conjecture for infinite graphs
Abstract In 1960 Nash‐Williams proved that an edge‐connectivity of 2 k is sufficient for a finite graph to have a k
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Perfect Matchings and Loose Hamilton Cycles in the Semirandom Hypergraph Model
ABSTRACT We study the 2‐offer semirandom 3‐uniform hypergraph model on n$$ n $$ vertices. At each step, we are presented with 2 uniformly random vertices. We choose any other vertex, thus creating a hyperedge of size 3. We show a strategy that constructs a perfect matching and another that constructs a loose Hamilton cycle, both succeeding ...
Michael Molloy+2 more
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The Completion Numbers of Hamiltonicity and Pancyclicity in Random Graphs
ABSTRACT Let μ(G)$$ \mu (G) $$ denote the minimum number of edges whose addition to G$$ G $$ results in a Hamiltonian graph, and let μ^(G)$$ \hat{\mu}(G) $$ denote the minimum number of edges whose addition to G$$ G $$ results in a pancyclic graph. We study the distributions of μ(G),μ^(G)$$ \mu (G),\hat{\mu}(G) $$ in the context of binomial random ...
Yahav Alon, Michael Anastos
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Role of Mathematics in Physical Sciences [PDF]
The role of mathematics in physical sciences is discussed, particularly how higher mathematics found applications in empirical problems. Several examples are given to illustrate this role.
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Combinatorial Mathematical Tasks in the Education in Mathematics for Grades 1.- 4. [PDF]
The choice of strategies and their correct combination over the course of training of the students to solve tasks from the area of combinatorics for composing combinatorial compounds from permutation type is one of the important factors for performance ...
Temnikova, Maria
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A Review of Modern Multinomial‐Derived and Partition‐Based Record‐Linkage Methods
ABSTRACT Fellegi and Sunter introduced in 1969 the first theory of record linkage. Their work was interpreted and applied in many situations. However, an infrastructure to support generalizing the theory was not available until 40 years later when Sadinle and Fienberg formally introduced partitioning in the record linkage arena.
Yves Thibaudeau
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