Method of distinguished element

Multi-index notation

Multipartition

Musikalisches Würfelspiel

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National Resident Matching Program

Natural density

No-three-in-line problem

Outline of combinatorics

Partial permutation

Partition of a set

Percolation

Perfect ruler

Petkovšek's algorithm

Piecewise syndetic set

Pigeonhole principle

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Polynomial method in combinatorics

Probabilistic method

Q-analog

Random permutation statistics

Riordan array

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Combinatorics is a branch of mathematics that deals with counting, arrangement, and combination of objects. It involves studying finite or countable discrete structures and provides tools for analyzing the ways in which various elements can be selected, arranged, and combined under specific constraints. Key areas of study within combinatorics include: 1. **Counting Principles**: This involves basic techniques like the rule of sum and rule of product, permutations (arrangements of objects), and combinations (selections of objects).


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