Combinatorics, geometry, and probability : a tribute to Paul Erdős / edited by Béla Bollobás, Andrew Thomason.

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Menger's Theorem for a countable source set / R. Aharoni and R. Diestel -- On extremal set partitions in Cartesian Product Spaces / R. Ahlswede and N. Cai -- Matchings in lattice graphs and Hamming graphs / M. Aigner and R. Klimmek -- Reconstructing a graph from its neighborhood lists / M. Aigner and E. Triesch -- Threshold functions for H-factors / N. Alon and R. Yuster -- A rate for the Erdos Turan Law / A.D. Barbour and S. Tavaré -- Deterministic graph games and a probabilistic intuition / J. Beck -- On oriented embedding of the binary tree into the hypercube / S.L. Bezrukov -- Potential theory on distance-regular graphs / N.L. Biggs.

Paul Erdös was one of the greatest mathematicians of this century, known the world over for his brilliant ideas and stimulating questions. On the date of his 80th birthday a conference was held in his honour at Trinity College, Cambridge. Many leading combinatorialists attended. Their subsequent contributions are collected here. The areas represented range from set theory and geometry, through graph theory, group theory and combinatorial probability, to randomised algorithms and statistical physics. Erdös himself was able to give a survey of recent progress made on his favourite problems. Consequently this volume, consisting of in-depth studies at the frontier of research, provides a valuable panorama across the breadth of combinatorics as it is today.