Titlebook: Topics in Discrete Mathematics; Dedicated to Jarik N Martin Klazar,Jan Kratochvíl,Robin Thomas Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag

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József Balogh,Béla Bollobás,Robert MorrisWe draw from several careers-ours, our colleagues‘, and our students‘ -in teaching the subject at various levels of sophistication. Our book is intended to serve the needs of industrial and forensic scientists as well as petrogra- phers who deal with rocks. Much of our treatment is based on new research, both978-0-412-04831-9978-1-4615-2387-1

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Zoltán Füredi,Kyung-Won Hwang,Paul M. Weichsel the Faraday effect, gyrotropy induced by external stresses, etc. The problem of additional boundary conditions (ABC), posed by the formation of additional waves, is discussed in detail. The use of the model of an isolated resonance enables dispersion of gyrotropy to be examined, and the most genera

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Tomá? Kaiser,Daniel Král’,Serguei Norinef constant reactance, this reactance being calculated at the nominal frequency of the crystal. The frequency of oscillation will adjust itself so that the crystal presents a reactance to the circuit which will satisfy the phase requirement. If the circuit is such that a loop gain greater than unity

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Hereditary Properties of Ordered Graphsbonacci numbers, and that there exists an infinite sequence of subsequent jumps, from .. to .. (where .(.) is a polynomial and .. are the generalized Fibonacci numbers) converging to 2.. Our results generalize a theorem of Kaiser and Klazar [KK03], who proved that the same jumps occur for hereditary properties of permutations.

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