Discrete Structures IIFDA141, 2004VT
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Course plan
Lectures
16h
Recommended for
CUGS, ECSEL, PhD students in computer science
The course was last given
Spring 2003
Goals
Provide a deepened understanding of core concepts vital for
computer science and which are typically not covered by
introductory courses in discrete mathematics.
Prerequisites
Introductory courses in discrete mathematics and formal languages and automata theory.
Contents
Well-founded sets and ordinals
Inductive definitions and proofs,
- Well-founded induction
- Transfinite induction
Lattice theory
- Complete partial orders
- Lattices
- Complete lattices
Fixed points
- Monotonicity
- Knaster-Tarski's fixed point theorem
- Continuity
- Kleene's fixed point theorem
Finite automata on infinite strings
Organized by
Literature
Lecture notes and articles
Lecturers
Ulf Nilsson
Examiner
Ulf Nilsson
Examination
Homework assignments
Credit
2.5 credits
Comments
The course is given in an intensive format ("crash course") at a conference facility.
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