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Marcus Publishedanddistributedby TheMathematicalAssociationofAmerica CouncilonPublications PaulZorn,Chair MAATextbooksEditorialBoard ZavenA.Karian,Editor GeorgeExner ThomasGarrity CharlesR.Hadlock WilliamHiggins DouglasB.Meade StanleyE.Seltzer ShahriarShahriari KayB.Somers MAATEXTBOOKS CalculusDeconstructed:ASecondCourseinFirst-YearCalculus,ZbigniewH.Nitecki Combinatorics:AGuidedTour,DavidR.Mazur Combinatorics:AProblemOrientedApproach,DanielA.Marcus ComplexNumbersandGeometry,Liang-shinHahn ACourseinMathematicalModeling,DouglasMooneyandRandallSwift CryptologicalMathematics,RobertEdwardLewand DifferentialGeometryanditsApplications,JohnOprea ElementaryCryptanalysis,AbrahamSinkov ElementaryMathematicalModels,DanKalman EssentialsofMathematics,MargieHale FieldTheoryanditsClassicalProblems,CharlesHadlock FourierSeries,RajendraBhatia GameTheoryandStrategy,PhilipD.Straffin GeometryRevisited,H.S.M.CoxeterandS.L.Greitzer GraphTheory:AProblemOrientedApproach,DanielMarcus KnotTheory,CharlesLivingston LieGroups:AProblem-OrientedIntroductionviaMatrixGroups,HarrietPollatsek MathematicalConnections:ACompanionforTeachersandOthers,AlCuoco MathematicalInterestTheory,SecondEdition,LeslieJaneFedererVaalerandJamesW.Daniel MathematicalModelingintheEnvironment,CharlesHadlock MathematicsforBusinessDecisionsPart1:ProbabilityandSimulation(electronictextbook),Richard B.ThompsonandChristopherG.Lamoureux MathematicsforBusinessDecisionsPart2:CalculusandOptimization(electronictextbook),Richard B.ThompsonandChristopherG.Lamoureux TheMathematicsofGamesandGambling,EdwardPackel MathThroughtheAges,WilliamBerlinghoffandFernandoGouvea NoncommutativeRings,I.N.Herstein Non-EuclideanGeometry,H.S.M.Coxeter NumberTheoryThroughInquiry,DavidC.Marshall,EdwardOdell,andMichaelStarbird APrimerofRealFunctions,RalphP.Boas ARadicalApproachtoRealAnalysis,2ndedition,DavidM.Bressoud RealInfiniteSeries,DanielD.BonarandMichaelKhoury,Jr. TopologyNow!,RobertMesserandPhilipStraffin UnderstandingourQuantitativeWorld,JanetAndersenandToddSwanson MAAServiceCenter P.O.Box91112 Washington,DC20090-1112 1-800-331-1MAA FAX:1-301-206-9789 For Shelley Preface Thisbookdeveloped froma course ingraphtheorythatI have taughtatCaliforniaState PolytechnicUniversitysince1984.Myclassesconsistprimarilyofmathematicsandcom- putersciencemajorswithasmallernumberofengineeringandothersciencestudents.The classlevelisgenerallythirdandfourthyear,butnoparticularprerequisiteisneeded.Itell studentstojustbringtheirbrains. TheformatissimilartothatofthecompaniontextCombinatorics,aProblemOriented Approach(MAA,1998)inthatitcombinesfeaturesofatraditionaltextbookwiththoseof aproblembook.Thematerialispresentedthroughaseriesofapproximately430problems withconnecting textand is supplementedby approximately300 additionalproblems for homeworkassignments.Theproblemsarearrangedstrategicallytointroduceconceptsina logicalorderandinaprovocativeway.Mylecturesusuallyconsistofworkingproblemsat theboardwithclassinput,butthereareotherpossibilities:Studentsmightworkproblems ingroupsorsomeonemightbeassignedaseriesofproblemstopresent,ineffectdelivering partofthelecture. The book is organized in seventeen chapters, each covering a different topic. Each chapter is dividedintotwogroupsof problems,roughlyidentifiableas new materialand homeworkproblems,withthelattergroupbeginningattheheadingMoreProblems.Atthe endofthebookareanswerstoselectedproblemsfromthefirstgroup. Reader involvement Theproblemorientedformatisintendedtopromoteactiveinvolvementbythereaderwhile alwaysprovidingcleardirection.Thisapproachfiguresprominentlyinthepresentationof proofs,whichbecomemorefrequentandelaborateasthebookprogresses.Argumentsare arrangedindigestiblechunksandalwaysappearalongwithconcreteexamplestokeepthe readerfirmlygroundedinthemotivation.See,forexample,proofsofthefollowing: TreeTheorem#1inchapterD,startingwith“PruningaTree”; ThePath/CyclePrinciplefortheexistenceofaHamiltoncycle,beginningafterproblem G21; TheFiveColorTheorem,beginningwithproblemK23; ix

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