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 Math for Poets and Drummers
4obvious; it is perhaps easiest to derive from the routine described in his solution to Problem 3 (discussed below). Combinatorial sequence generation is the process of systematically listing structures with a given property. Computer-science guru Donald E. Knuth credits Sanskrit proso...
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4obvious; it is perhaps easiest to derive from the routine described in his solution to Problem 3 (discussed below). Combinatorial sequence generation is the process of systematically listing structures with a given property. Computer-science guru Donald E. Knuth credits Sanskrit prosodists with “the first-ever explicit algorithm for combinatorial sequence generation” [4]. A significant difference between the two writers is that Bhatt’s algorithm is iterative—that is, it gives instructions to get from one
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4obvious; it is perhaps easiest to derive from the routine described <span class="highlight">in</span> his solution to Problem 3 (discussed below). Combinatorial sequence generation is the process of systematically listing structures with <span class="highlight">a</span> given property. Computer-science guru Donald E. Knuth credits Sanskrit prosodists with &ldquo;the first-ever explicit <span class="highlight">algorithm</span> for combinatorial sequence generation&rdquo; [4]. <span class="highlight">A</span> significant difference between the two writers is that Bhatt&rsquo;s <span class="highlight">algorithm</span> is iterative&mdash;that is, it gives instructions to get from one