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Kate?ina Ciampi Stan?ová,Alessio CavicchiWe shall start this chapter with two examples. The first one was formulated in 1736 by Leonard Euler. Now it is known as the K?nigsberg bridge problem and is usually considered to be the beginning of Graph Theory.

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NATO Science Partnership Subseries: 3A square table .?×?. filled with the positive integers 1, 2, …, .. is called a .. if the sum of all numbers in each row, the sum of all numbers in each column, and the sum of all numbers in the two main diagonals are equal to each other. This constant sum is called a magic sum. The magic sum of a magic square of order . is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2686-8. Let ..(.) be the number of permutations of the set {1, 2, …, .} that have exactly . fixed points. Prove the following equalities:.(a) ..(.)?=?..(.???1), where .;.(b) ., where ..

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Generating Functions,In this chapter we shall introduce one more method for solving combinatorial counting problems that is based on generating functions. We shall also give some examples of the generating functions of certain sequences of positive integers that appear in combinatorial problems.