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Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics. 11:218-232
In 1976 Molluzzo asked for the conditions on a generating string of a Steinhaus graph that would guarantee that its complement would be connected. In this paper we give conditions that guarantee that the complement is not connected and a recursion, f
Autor:
Wayne M. Dymacek, Tom Whaley
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Discrete Mathematics. 141:95-107
Let b ( n ) be the number of bipartite Steinhaus graphs with n vertices. We show that b ( n ) satisfies the recurrence, b (2) = 2, b (3) = 4, and for k ⩾ 2, b (2 k + 1) = 2 b ( k + 1) + 1, b (2 k ) = b ( k ) + b ( k + 1). Thus b(n) ⩽ 5 2 n − 7
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The Journal of Military History. 67:921-923
Autor:
Tom Whaley
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Computer Science Education. 3:189-202
This article proposes a unit on program verification that could be included in are intermediate‐level undergraduate course. A linked cursor implementation within an array for the binary search tree abstract data type (ADT) is used ASA case study. T
Autor:
Tom Whaley
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SIGCSE
Autor:
Tom Whaley
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Information Processing Letters. 41:239-241
Feijen, van Gasteren, and Gries (1987) give a formal development of an algorithm to invert a cyclic permutation stored in an array, and Xue and Gries (1988) give such a development for an algorithm to cube a cyclic permutation. These derivations are
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ACM Southeast Regional Conference
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SIGCSE
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International Journal of Nuclear Knowledge Management. 3:37
The issues associated with nuclear energy and security encompass a broad range of topics from diverse disciplines. This diversity often makes it difficult to locate reliable sources of information on these important topics. The Alsos Digital Library
Autor:
Yueh-Shin Lee, Wayne M. Dymacek, Tom Whaley, Bhaskar DasGupta, Gerard J. Chang, Martin Füruer, Matthew Koerlin
Publikováno v:
Scopus-Elsevier
We characterize bipartite Steinhaus graphs in three ways by partitioning them into four classes and we describe the color sets for each of these classes. An interesting recursion had previously been given for the number of bipartite Steinhaus graphs