[contol-m]

Can someone suggest a good book for learning Discrete Math? I have Rosen's book, but I did not like it much.

[seanstickle]

I found "A Logical Approach to Discrete Math" by Gries and Schneider to be delightful. It teaches discrete math using formal logic as the basis of the whole system.

http://www.amazon.com/Logical-Approach-Discrete-Monographs-C...

[pmiller2]

Concrete Mathematics by Don Knuth. If you want specifically graph theory, I'd suggest Introduction to Graph Theory by Doug West.

[contol-m]

I found Concrete Mathematics to be a bit dense and not very suited for self learners like me. Also it does not cover the basics like proofs, counting etc.

[euccastro]

I've read good reviews of Susana Epp's Discrete Mathematics With Applications, and I liked what I read in a preview. It's expensive, though, so I'm waiting for the international edition (about 1/3 the cost), which is due out next month.

[karlzt]

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1935049