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of special functions, and appear naturally in physics, but also, for example, in combinatorics (finite differential generating series) or in algebraic geometry (Picard‑Fuchs equations). A particularly
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of ordered graphs as a means of providing finite characterizations of graph classes. An ordered graph is a graph (G) equipped with a total ordering of its vertices. A (induced) pattern is an (induced) ordered
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