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Representation theory of finite groups / Enumerative combinatorics / Young tableau / Algorithm / Function / Bijective proof / Mathematics / Combinatorics / Symmetric functions
Date: 2005-10-17 15:50:24
Representation theory of finite groups
Enumerative combinatorics
Young tableau
Algorithm
Function
Bijective proof
Mathematics
Combinatorics
Symmetric functions

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