How many surjections are there between any set of size n and any set of size m? We solve this using the inclusion-exclusion principle from elementary set theory.
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Lecture 23-B: The infinite Ramsey theorem
Lecture 22-B: Stars and bars
Counting the number of surjective functions between two finite sets
Lecture 22-C: Ramsey's theorem
Lecture 21: The inclusion-exclusion principle
Lecture 20: Permutations and combinations
Lecture 19-B: Nested set implies Bolzano-Weierstrass (lion hunt)
Lecture 19-C: Sequential compactness
Lecture 19-A: The Heine-Borel theorem
Lecture 18: Compactness
Lecture 17-B: Proof that Cauchy-reals are order-complete
Lecture 17-A: The closure operator
Lecture 16: R^n as a metric and topological space
Lecture 15-B: Regularity of Aleph_1
Lecture 15-A: The smallest infinity
Lecture 14: Aleph naught
Lecture 13: Finitary cardinal arithmetic
Lecture 12: Ordering the reals
Lecture 11: Construction of the reals
Lecture 10: Fermat's little theorem
Lecture 9-A: Applications of modular arithmetic
Lecture 9-B: Systems of linear congruences
Lecture 8: The ring of congruence classes
Lecture 7: Shortcut to the fundamental theorem of arithmetic