Titlebook: Applied Probability; Kenneth Lange Textbook 20102nd edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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Basic Notions of Probability Theory, substitute for a previous course in applied probability or for a future course in measure-theoretic probability. Our comments are merely meant as reminders and as a bridge. Many mathematical facts will be stated without proof. This is unsatisfactory, but it is even more unsatisfactory to deny stude

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Combinatorics,is ill is more exposure, not less. Because combinatorics has so many important applications, serious students of the mathematical sciences neglect it at their peril. Here we explore a few topics in combinatorics that have maximum intersection with probability. Our policy is to assume that readers ha

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Combinatorial Optimization,orithms to solve such problems. Traditionally, these algorithms have been classified by their worst-case performance. Such an analysis can lead to undue pessimism. The average behavior of an algorithm is usually more relevant. Of course, to evaluate the average complexity of an algorithm, we must ha