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Independence spaces,From among many possible starting points, we choose to define independence spaces by means of axioms (I., I. below) which immediately reflect the main properties of linearly independent sets in a vector space.

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Appendix on representability,eas in Chapters 1 to 4 all results stated were also proved, here we find it desirable to include some results without proof. In spite of this, we still only touch upon the fringe of the representation problem.

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ith applications and illuminating sidelights in a wide variety of combinatorial situations. The study of combinatorics in general, and independence theory in particular, accounts for a considerable amount of space in the mathematical journais. For the most part, however, the books on abstract independence so 978-0-412-22430-0978-94-009-5900-2

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