Advances in Combinatorial Mathematics

The Second Waterloo Workshop on Computer Algebra was dedicated to the 70 th birthday of combinatorics pioneer Georgy Egorychev. This book of formally-refereed papers submitted after that workshop covers topics closely related to Egorychev's influential works.

The Second Waterloo Workshop on Computer Algebra (WWCA 2008) was held May 5-7, 2008 at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Canada. This conference was dedicated to the 70th birthday of Georgy Egorychev (Krasnoyarsk, Russia), who is well known and highly regarded as the author of the influential, milestone book "Integral Representation and the Computation of Combinatorial Sums," which described a regular approach to combinatorial summation, today also known as the method of coefficients. Another great success of this Russian mathematician came in 1980, when he solved the van der Waerden conjecture on the determination of the minimum of the permanent of a doubly stochastic matrix and was awarded the D. R. Fulkerson Prize.

This book presents a collection of selected formally refereed papers submitted after the workshop. The topics discussed in this book are closely related to Georgy Egorychev's influential works.

High-level conference dedicated to the combinatorics pioneer Egorychev Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Zusammenfassung

The Second Waterloo Workshop on Computer Algebra was dedicated to the 70th birthday of combinatorics pioneer Georgy Egorychev. This book of formally-refereed papers submitted after that workshop covers topics closely related to Egorychev's influential works.

Inhalt
Method of Coefficients: an algebraic characterization and recent applications.- Partitions With Distinct Evens.- A factorization theorem for classical group characters, with applications to plane partitions and rhombus tilings.- On multivariate Newton-like inequalities.- Niceness theorems.- Method of Generating Differentials.- Henrici's Friendly Monster Identity Revisited.- The Automatic Central Limit Theorems Generator (and Much More!).