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... (2001), #N9 Acknowledgment The author thanks Prof Yair Caro and Raphael Yuster for sending reference [7] The author also thanks Prof Cheng Zhao for his advice References [1] J .A Bondy and U.S.R ... On the size of graphs with all cycle having distinct length, Discrete Math 122(1993) 363-364 [6] Chunhui Lai, The edges ina graph in which no two cycles have the same length, J Zhangzhou Teachers ... vertices, and (G) denote thenumberof edges In this paper, we construct a graph G having no two cycles with the same length which leads to the following result Theorem Let t = 27720r + 169 (r ≥ 1), then...
... // Add table mappings da.TableMappings.Add( "Table" , "Orders"); da.TableMappings.Add( "Table1 ", "Order Details"); // Create the DataSet DataSet ds = new DataSet( ); // Fill the schema and data da.FillSchema(ds, ... Microsoft SQL Server Books Online The GetSchemaTable( ) method ofthe DataReader also returns all column lengths The method returns a DataTable containing column metadata for a DataReader, where the ... da.FillSchema(ds, SchemaType.Mapped); da.Fill(ds); // Iterate over thetable collection inthe DataSet foreach(DataTable dt in ds.Tables) { schemaInfo.Append( "TABLE: " + dt.TableName + Environment.NewLine);...
... Since no directed C4 contains v ∗ as a vertex, we must have that every w ∈ A appears in at least one ofA or A+ (it may appear in both; in particular, v ∗ appears in both A and A+ as there are ... no antiparallel edges) Hence, A ∪ A+ = A Thus, at least one of them has cardinality at least m/2 Assume, without loss of generality, that |A+ | ≥ m/2 (otherwise we can reverse the directions of ... even if the graph is very dense, the extreme case being an acyclic orientation ofa complete bipartite graph) The most interesting and natural constraint is the requirement that the digraph be...
... a triangulation If α is a diagonal ina triangulation, then mutation at α is defined as replacing α with another diagonal such that we obtain a new triangulation This can be done in one and only ... rotation and inverting the tag Let Tn be the set of all triangulations of Pn , and let ∆ be an element in Tn We can assign to ∆ a quiver inthe following way (see [FST]) Just as inthe An case, ... to a certain class of rooted trees A tree in this class is constructed by taking a family of full binary trees T1 , , Ts such that the total numberof leaves is n, and then adding a node S and...
... Several parts ofthe proofs are computer aided, both for searching the strong words (the main concept inthe proofs) as well as for checking their compatibilities We have included the Mathematica ... for the search of strong words We refer to Lothaire [6] for elementary definitions in combinatorics on words Let A = {a, b, c} be a ternary alphabet, and B = {0, 1} a binary alphabet For a binary ... 0100011001 Table 1: The first 30 short strong words Using Mathematica (version 7.01.0), one can calculate σ(w) and the ratio σ(w)/|w| using functions Sigma and SigmaRatio defined as Sigma[Str_]:= StringLength[Str]Length[StringPosition[Str,x...
... Non-unique factorizations, Combinatorial and Analytic Theory, Pure and Applied Mathematics, vol 278, Chapman & Hall/CRC, 2006 [15] A Geroldinger, Additive group theory and non-unique factorizations, ... by the induction hypothesis Now we need the following claim Claim A There is no term which is contained in exactly one Ti , where i ∈ [1, r + 2] Proof of Claim A Assume to the contrary that, there ... subsequences, all of which are pairwise disjoint, implies that |S| is bounded as inthe case of Theorem 11 for cyclic groups In general, we have the following theorem Theorem 15 For any finite abelian group...
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... and I .A Stegun, Eds., Handbook of Mathematical Functions with Formulas, Graphs and Mathematical Tables, Dover Publications, New York, 1966 [2] E .A Bender, Central and Local Limit Theorems Applied ... ln19 n) The following extension of Theorem (the case m = 3) giving a complete asymptotic expansion of I(n, x) can be immediately read out of its proof the electronic journal of combinatorics ... ≤ ln n and m is a fixed integer at least 2 Here, H2q are the Hermite polynomials defined before Theorem and the S2q are defined in Theorem In particular, we have a complete asymptotic expansion...
... substantial probability, has t(k) ∼ (k/2)2 References [1] Alon, N., and Friedgut, E (1999) On thenumberof permutations avoiding a given pattern J Combinatorial Theory, Ser A, to appear [2] B´na, ... Consider the concatenation τ of τ with τ as a permutation, τ ∈ Sm+n Clearly, τ avoids σ, establishing (2) [In detail, suppose to the contrary that τ contains σ, say at the k-tuple of positions given ... each of τ and τ avoids σ Let τ be the result of adding m to each symbol inthe word for τ , so that τ is a word in which each ofthe symbols m + 1, , m + n appears exactly once Consider the...
... we are inthe case ofthe second diagram) Since l and t are adjacent, thenumberof diagram points that lie in region Aofthe diagram is bounded by s Similarly, thenumberof points in each of ... corresponding to a point on the right half, because these diagrams make the definition of adjacency particularly easy to visualize: two vertices i and j are adjacent exactly when the axis-parallel rectangle ... contains at most s other diagram points Since each half has size n/2, this gives us the quadratic term For the linear term, we calculate the internal degrees of vertices, i.e thenumberof neighbors...
... the expression for φ(G, 4) thenumberof 4-cycles appeared as the first structure inthe graph, apart from n and r, which a ects thenumberof matchings The maximum possible value of a4 (G) can ... = Assume to the contrary that B2 contains at least two P2 Since G contains at least one cycle C3 we replace P2 ∪ C3 with P5 to obtain another minimal G As G contains P2 and P5 it is not minimal, ... that k ≥ All matchings of Pk , where the vertex k is not inthe matching, generate the polynomial pk−1 (x) All matchings of Pk , where the vertex k is inthe matching, generate the polynomial...
... remarkable that ˜ the generating function including variables for the parameters r2 and s2 can be obtained by specialising the much simpler generating function having variables for the parameters ... ˜ realizations of quivers ina mutation class of An−1 Since the two realizations ofa quiver may coincide, we will need an additional argument to countthenumberof quivers themselves As in ... generates an equivalence relation The mutation class ofa quiver Q is the class of all quivers which are mutation equivalent to Q The mutation class of quivers of type An is the class containing all...
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... estimate the sparsity ofa sparse random sequence and (ii) to estimate the sparsity ofa large sparse covariance matrix Here, loosely speaking, sparsity is interpreted as the proportion of parameters ... for the covariance matrix The other case, which is also the main concern of this thesis, is the case when p and n are both very large, including the case n < p Since the dimension of parameters ... Covariance selection eigenvalues can be negative Haff (1991) derived an estimator similar to Stein’s but was computed under the constraint of maintaining the order ofthe sample eigenvalues There...