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Discrete Mathematics 2 + Configurations Lectures

Introduction, Basic Notions in Graph Theory

author: Tomaž Pisanski, IMFM

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At the beginning examples and applications of configurations are shown. Basic definitions in graph theory follow.

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0:00 Configurations from graph-theoretical viewpoint
0:21 Contents
0:53 Two courses
1:40 More info
3:26 Introduction to algebraic and topological graph theory
8:20 Exercises and homework
9:45 Chapter 0
9:57 Chapter 1
10:02 Chapter 0
10:14 Chapter 1
11:14 Chapter 2
12:28 Chapter 3
13:20 - Chapter 0
13:30 - Contents
13:32 Motivation - 1
13:34 Motivation - 2
16:24 Incidence structure
18:08 (Combinatorial) configuration
18:44 Symmetric configurations
19:40 Motivation - 3
20:23 Configuration table
21:48 Another example
23:03 Another example - continuation
23:06 Another example
23:10 Another example - continuation
24:29 Another example
24:38 Another example - continuation
24:44 Small configurations
24:51 Miquel “configuration”
25:19 Examples
27:00 Media coverage of presidential elections
28:08 Presidential elections – Biased media coverage
28:58 Question
29:07 Trivalent combinatorial configurations
29:35 Möbius - Kantor configuration
30:19 A surprising connection
32:06 Homework 01
34:33 Permutations - 1
34:56 - Questions
38:17 - Questions
39:03 Permutations - 1
39:05 Permutations - 2
39:37 Permutation as a product of disjoint cycles
39:46 Example - 1
41:36 Positional notation
43:40 Example - 2
44:57 Cyclic permutation
45:02 Polycyclic permutation
46:31 Identity permutation
46:40 Fix (π)
47:08 - Questions
48:50 Fix (π)
49:32 Example - 1
50:06 Fix (π)
50:37 Order of π
52:28 Homework

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