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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-22225-4nd somehow subtracts off or cancels out the unwanted elements. Sieve methods have two basic variations: (1) We can first approximate our answer by an overcount, then subtract off an overcounted approximation to our original error, and so on, until after finitely many steps we have “converged” to the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-5951-3on on a partially ordered set is a far-reaching generalization of the Principle of Inclusion-Exclusion, and the theory of binomial posets provides a unified setting for various classes of generating functions. These two topics will be among the highlights of this chapter, though many other interesti

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Out in the Cold? Women Filmmakers in Icelandtypes of enumerative problems to a routine computation. However, it does not seem worthwhile to attack more complicated problems from this point of view. The remainder of this book will for the most part be concerned with other techniques for obtaining and analyzing generating functions. We first co

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What Is Enumerative Combinatorics?,te sets .. where . ranges over some index set . (such as the nonnegative integers ?), and we wish to count the number ?(.) of elements of each .. “simultaneously.” Immediate philosophical difficulties arise. What does it mean to “count” the number of elements of ..? There is no definitive answer to

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Sieve Methods,nd somehow subtracts off or cancels out the unwanted elements. Sieve methods have two basic variations: (1) We can first approximate our answer by an overcount, then subtract off an overcounted approximation to our original error, and so on, until after finitely many steps we have “converged” to the