Combinatorics and Graph Theory
John M. Harris, Jeffry L. Hirst, and Michael J. Mossinghoff
Errata for Second Edition
(Springer, 2008)
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- p. iv: The ISBN number is misprinted here.
The correct number appears on the back cover (978-0-387-79710-6).
- p. 122, line −1: In the statement of Theorem 1.66, change
"n" to "p".
- p. 137, exercise 12(c): Change "151155" to
"51155".
- p. 151, line −10: Change "six" to
"seven".
- p. 159, line 19: Change the second "24" to "17".
- p. 162, ex. 4: Change "250" to "230" in the second
sentence.
- p. 165, eqn. (2.31): This list shows the arrangements assuming three
red beads, four green beads, and five blue beads, so the roles of g
and b have been reversed. So either interchange "blue"
and "green" here (and in ex. 2 on p. 166, which refers here), or
change rbbbbb to rggggg and gbbbbb to gggggb in
(2.31).
- p. 335, third paragraph: The phrase "and the society
(J, W) has a unique solution" should be "and every
matching for the society (J, W) is bijective".
- p. 335, line −4: For the case \alpha = \beta + 1, append
"+ 1" to the definition of q( f ).
Michael Mossinghoff
mimossinghoff at davidson dot edu
Last modified: September 28, 2009.