Mathematics Batch 06 - Discrete Mathematics - Programming Framework Analysis
This document presents discrete mathematics processes analyzed using the Programming Framework methodology. Each process is represented as a computational flowchart with standardized color coding: Red for triggers/inputs, Yellow for structures/objects, Green for processing/operations, Blue for intermediates/states, and Violet for products/outputs. Yellow nodes use black text for optimal readability, while all other colors use white text.
1. Graph Theory Algorithms Process
graph TD
A1[Graph G V E] --> B1[Graph Representation]
C1[Algorithm Selection] --> D1[Method Choice]
E1[Graph Properties] --> F1[Property Analysis]
B1 --> G1[Adjacency Matrix]
D1 --> H1[Shortest Path Algorithm]
F1 --> I1[Graph Connectivity]
G1 --> J1[Adjacency List]
H1 --> K1[Dijkstra Algorithm]
I1 --> L1[Graph Traversal]
J1 --> M1[Graph Structure]
K1 --> N1[Bellman Ford Algorithm]
L1 --> O1[Depth First Search]
M1 --> P1[Vertex Analysis]
N1 --> O1
O1 --> Q1[Breadth First Search]
P1 --> R1[Edge Analysis]
Q1 --> S1[Minimum Spanning Tree]
R1 --> T1[Graph Coloring]
S1 --> U1[Kruskal Algorithm]
T1 --> V1[Network Flow]
U1 --> W1[Graph Algorithm Result]
V1 --> X1[Ford Fulkerson Algorithm]
W1 --> Y1[Graph Analysis]
X1 --> Z1[Graph Theory Output]
Y1 --> AA1[Graph Theory Analysis]
Z1 --> BB1[Graph Theory Final Result]
AA1 --> CC1[Graph Theory Analysis Complete]
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Triggers & Inputs
Graph Theory Methods
Graph Operations
Intermediates
Products
Figure 1. Graph Theory Algorithms Process. This discrete mathematics process visualization demonstrates shortest path, minimum spanning tree, and network flow algorithms. The flowchart shows graph inputs and properties, graph theory methods and algorithms, graph operations and calculations, intermediate results, and final graph theory outputs.
2. Combinatorics Process
graph TD
A2[Combinatorial Problem] --> B2[Counting Method Selection]
C2[Permutation Analysis] --> D2[Combination Analysis]
E2[Counting Principles] --> F2[Principle Application]
B2 --> G2[Multiplication Principle]
D2 --> H2[Combination Formula]
F2 --> I2[Addition Principle]
G2 --> J2[Permutation Formula]
H2 --> K2[Binomial Coefficient]
I2 --> L2[Inclusion Exclusion]
J2 --> M2[Factorial Calculation]
K2 --> N2[Pascal Triangle]
L2 --> O2[Set Cardinality]
M2 --> P2[Arrangement Counting]
N2 --> O2
O2 --> Q2[Partition Counting]
P2 --> R2[Selection Counting]
Q2 --> S2[Generating Functions]
R2 --> T2[Combinatorial Identity]
S2 --> U2[Recurrence Relations]
T2 --> V2[Combinatorial Proof]
U2 --> W2[Combinatorial Result]
V2 --> X2[Combinatorial Analysis]
W2 --> Y2[Combinatorial Output]
X2 --> Z2[Combinatorial Analysis Output]
Y2 --> AA2[Combinatorial Analysis Final Result]
Z2 --> BB2[Combinatorial Analysis Complete]
AA2 --> CC2[Combinatorial Analysis Output]
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Triggers & Inputs
Combinatorial Methods
Counting Operations
Intermediates
Products
Figure 2. Combinatorics Process. This discrete mathematics process visualization demonstrates permutations, combinations, and counting principles. The flowchart shows combinatorial problem inputs and principles, combinatorial methods and formulas, counting operations and calculations, intermediate results, and final combinatorial analysis outputs.
3. Logic & Set Theory Process
graph TD
A3[Logical Statement Input] --> B3[Logical Analysis]
C3[Set Operations] --> D3[Set Theory Application]
E3[Proof Techniques] --> F3[Proof Strategy]
B3 --> G3[Boolean Algebra]
D3 --> H3[Set Union Intersection]
F3 --> I3[Direct Proof]
G3 --> J3[Logical Connectives]
H3 --> K3[Set Complement]
I3 --> L3[Contradiction Proof]
J3 --> M3[Truth Tables]
K3 --> L3
L3 --> N3[Induction Proof]
M3 --> O3[Logical Equivalence]
N3 --> P3[Proof by Cases]
O3 --> Q3[Set Cardinality]
P3 --> R3[Proof Validation]
Q3 --> S3[Set Operations Result]
R3 --> T3[Logical Result]
S3 --> U3[Set Theory Analysis]
T3 --> V3[Logical Analysis]
U3 --> W3[Logic Set Theory Result]
V3 --> X3[Logic Set Theory Analysis]
W3 --> Y3[Logic Set Theory Output]
X3 --> Z3[Logic Set Theory Analysis Output]
Y3 --> AA3[Logic Set Theory Analysis Final Result]
Z3 --> BB3[Logic Set Theory Analysis Complete]
AA3 --> CC3[Logic Set Theory Analysis Output]
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Triggers & Inputs
Logic Set Methods
Proof Operations
Intermediates
Products
Figure 3. Logic & Set Theory Process. This discrete mathematics process visualization demonstrates boolean algebra, set operations, and proof techniques. The flowchart shows logical statement inputs and proof techniques, logic and set theory methods and algorithms, proof operations and calculations, intermediate results, and final logic and set theory analysis outputs.