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Combinatorial Techniques in Computer Science

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Combinatorial Techniques in Computer Science

Auteurs : R. Schott

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Combinatorial techniques became growing interest in computer science during the last decade. D.E. Knuth showed that several problems arising in algorithms design and analysis can only been solved with the help of sophisticated mathematical tools. In general, simulation techniques are not relevant since time and space performances must be given for large sized data structures. Exact enumeration formula are necessary for the average case analysis but also for the design of algorithms (example\, : uniform generation of binary trees). We show through several examples how\, : \begin{itemize} \item[-]The continued fraction and orthogonal polynomials theories can be successfully applied in dynamic algorithms analysis. \item[-]The symbolic computation techniques developed recently by P. Flajolet and al. work. They are the basic tools for the automatic enumeration of combinatorial structures. \item[-]Dershowitz - Zaks formula permits easily the enumeration of large classes of trees. \end{itemize} Finally we mention some open chalenging combinatorial problems arising in computer science.

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