Titlebook: Algorithms and Computation; 9th International Sy Kyung-Yong Chwa,Oscar H. Ibarra Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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1648: Prahlen, drohen, schmierenl, . (κ)is κ - competitive for κ>2. This is the first class of algorithms that is asymptotically optima for independent, identically distributed requests while each algorithm is constant-competitive..Empirical studies with with both generated and real-world data are also included.

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Two New Families of List Update Algorithmsl, . (κ)is κ - competitive for κ>2. This is the first class of algorithms that is asymptotically optima for independent, identically distributed requests while each algorithm is constant-competitive..Empirical studies with with both generated and real-world data are also included.

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Casting with Skewed Ejection Directionion directions need not be the same. For polyhedral objects, we show that the test can be performed in .(..log .) time and the cast parts can be constructed within the same time bound. We also give a polynomial time algorithm for finding a feasible pair of retraction and ejection directions for a given polyhedral object.

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Forschungen zur Europäischen Integrationt approximates it well. As it turns out, many questions in complexity theory can be reduced to problems of that type. This raises the possibility that the deep mathematical techniques of discrepancy theory might be of utility to theoretical computer scientists. As will be discussed in this talk this

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Zur Einflusslogik externer Faktoren discuss educational and research issues in algorithm engineering. Topics include algorithmic patterns, the development of a library of data structures and algorithms in Java, and the use of design patters in teaching introductory data structures courses.

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Der Konflikt um Windenergie in Mexikoimizes the maximum distance to the sites. The distance is measured as the length of the Euclidean shortest path along the terrain. To simplify the problem somewhat, we extend the terrain to (the surface of) a polyhedron. To compute the optimum placement, we compute the furthest-site Voronoi diagram