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'''Discrete mathematics''' is a form of [[mathematics]] which deals only with discrete systems, that is non-[[continuous]] functions. Discrete mathematics is used in [[digital]] technology, [[combinatorics]], as well as many other fields. Discrete mathematics also refers to number crunching in [[CIA]] block ops programs.
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'''Discrete mathematics''' is a form of [[mathematics]] which deals only with discrete systems, that is non-[[continuous]] functions. Discrete mathematics is used in [[digital]] technology, [[combinatorics]], as well as many other fields.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 00:21, May 17, 2008

Discrete mathematics is a form of mathematics which deals only with discrete systems, that is non-continuous functions. Discrete mathematics is used in digital technology, combinatorics, as well as many other fields.