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Bounds and Constructive Algorithms,y signals to the reader the potentially fabular aspects of Faulkner’s other writings. If, however, each of his novels may be read as a fable, he seems to have reserved his most overtly fabular effects for the non-Yoknapatawpha novels. The anonymity of so many of the key characters in the final three

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Advanced Techniques for Graph Colouring,century. Johan Huizinga (1872–1945), while rector of the University of Leyden, initiated scholarly interest in the subject with his lecture on “The Cultural Limits of Play and the Serious” (1933), which he later published in expanded form as . (1938). “The recognition of the serious role performed b

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Applications and Extensions,ks and automated highway systems.Discusses Markovian jump li“Fault Detection and Isolation: Multi-Vehicle Unmanned System” deals with the design and development of fault detection and isolation algorithms for unmanned vehicles such as spacecraft, aerial drones and other related vehicles. Addressing

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Designing Sports Leagues,mited to particular aspects or case studies. There seems to be a lack of tools for mathematical description. In this chapter we introduce the hypergraph as the mathematical model of multibus systems. The fault-tolerance problem of a multibus system is transformed into the connectivity problem of its

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Algebraic Function Fields and CodesWe are now at a point in this book where we have seen a number of different algorithms for the graph colouring problem and have noted many of their relative strengths and weaknesses. In this chapter we now present a range of problems, both theoretical- and practical-based, for which such algorithms might be applied.

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