Titlebook: Algorithms and Data Structures; Workshop WADS ‘89, O F. Dehne,J. -R. Sack,N. Santoro Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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Weighted orthogonal linear ,,-approximation and applications, adapted to solve the problem of finding the width of a set of . points in .., and the problem of finding a stabbing hyperplane for a set of . hyperspheres in .. with varying radii. The time and space complexities of the width and stabbing algorithms are seen to be the same as those of the ..-approximation algorithm.

Astigmatism

Discs and other related data structures,nal nodes, height). Completing some previous results, we derive asymptotic expressions for these parameters, notably for DISCS. We conclude by indications on the domain of application of these different data structures.

indemnify

Vorgehensweise der empirischen Untersuchungptotically equal to 2 log.. where . is the number of words stored in the trie and . is a parameter of the probabilistic model. Some extensions of our basic model to other digital trees such as .-tries, tries with random number of keys (Poisson model) and suffix trees (dependent keys !) are also shortly discussed.

Cardioplegia

PAGAN

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Hindernisse und Präferenzen der Partnerwahlnumber of memory modifications. Of course, a data structure that is efficient only in the amortized sense may perform poorly if made fully persistent, because expensive operations may be replicated on many branches of the version tree.

Ingenuity

Malleable

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9476-5time algorithms for computing reachability regions (1) from solid figures bounded by convex polygons or by simple polygons with convex pockets, (2) from nonsolid figures bounded (outside) by convex polygons or by simple polygons with convex pockets, having holes bounded by convex polygons.

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bromide

Freundschaftsnetzwerke und sozialer Kontextnce of .d-trees. We propose a new variation of .d-trees, to be called .d.-trees, whereby the updating procedures guarantee that any subtree of size greater than 2., .≥0, has at least . nodes on each side. Thus, .d-trees are a special case of .d.-trees with .=0. The analysis developed provides, for t