I have finished mcs.pdf problems referred to in the chapter main body although some are out of my depth.

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After about one month, I have filled the gap between DMIA and mcs like (Here are reviews by viewing the Contents list which may be incomplete)

1. more detailed information about
   • Game theory
   • Multiplicative Inverses and Cancelling
   • Directed Acyclic Graphs & Scheduling with applications of DAG
   • Minimum-Weight Spanning Trees (MST) with one more general algorithm.
   • Definitions of Planar Graphs with one more strict definition based on maths
   • one more strict formula of Stirling’s Formula
   • more complete Asymptotic Notation
   • Formal Power Series
   • Probability versus Confidence which says why we use Confidence sometimes instead of Probability
   • Linearity of Expectation considering infinity.
2. SAT and its variant like circuit-SAT
3. The Invariant Principle And Partial Correctness & Termination
4. The ZFC Axioms
5. Ring of Modular Arithmetic
6. Turing’s Code
7. Euler’s Theorem
8. Communication Networks especially Network Design which may be contained in one computer architecture book.
9. Sexual Demographics in America
10. Polyhedra
11. Approximating Sums and partial application Hanging Out Over the Edge
12. The Bijection Rule
13. Partial Fractions which may have been studied in calculus / high-school maths / control theory.
14. The Four Step Method for probability.
15. Infinite Probability Spaces
16. Simpson’s Paradox
17. Markov’s Theorem
18. The Chernoff Bound
19. Murphy’s Law
20. Random Walk which may imply using Markov Chain.
21. The Akra-Bazzi Theorem

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I have finished mcs.pdf problems referred to in the chapter main body. But some problems I don't know how to solve like Problem 21.12, Problem 10.26 and Problem 7.25.

The solutions to these problems are not ensured correct but most of these problems have very useful hints. So they are probably correct.

@spamegg1 Feel free to add the reference to this repo in Math-for-CS-solutions (This is based on mcs_2018.pdf which is newer than the textbook used by 2019 course). If you are interested about the above unsolved problems, thanks in advance if you take time to solve with them.