AbstractThe problem of merging two sorted arrays A = (a1, a2, ..., an1) and B = (b1, b2, ..., bn2) is considered. For input elements that are drawn from a domain of integers [1...s] we present an algorithm that runs in O(log log log s) time using n/log log log s CREW PRAM processors (optimal speed-up) and O(nsϵ) space, where n = n1 + n2. For input elements that are drawn from a domain of integers [1...n] we present a second algorithm that runs in O(α(n)) time (where α(n) is the inverse of Ackermann′s function) using n/α(n) CREW PRAM processors and linear space. This second algorithm is non-uniform; however, it can be made uniform at a price of a certain loss of speed, or by using a CRCW PRAM
We show that n integers in the range 1 : : n can be sorted stably on an EREW PRAM using O(t) time an...
In this paper we present a simple parallel sorting algorithm and illustrate two applications. The al...
We present an optimal algorithm for sorting n integers in the range [1, nc ] (for any constant c) fo...
AbstractThe problem of merging two sorted arrays A = (a1, a2, ..., an1) and B = (b1, b2, ..., bn2) i...
We present an O(log(min(m,n,j))-time sequential algorithm to select the jth-smallest element of an a...
We investigate the complexity of merging sequences of small integers on the EREW PRAM. Our most surp...
Abstract. We give a parallel implementation of merge sort on a CREW PRAM that uses n processors and ...
Abstract. Merge sort is useful in sorting a great number of data pro-gressively, especially when the...
In this paper, we present several improvements in the parallelization of the in-place merge algorith...
AbstractWe show thatnintegers in the range 1,…,ncan be sorted stably on an EREW PRAM usingO(t) time ...
Cole presented a parallel merge sort for the PRAM model that performs in log n parallel steps using ...
We show that n integers in the range 1.. n can be stably sorted on an EREW PRAM using O(t) time and ...
Rajasekaran and Reif considered the problem of sorting n integers, each in the range {l,..., n}, in ...
A variety of models have been proposed for the study of synchronous parallel computation. We review...
The k-merge problem, given a collection of k, (2 k n), sorted sequences of total length n, asks to m...
We show that n integers in the range 1 : : n can be sorted stably on an EREW PRAM using O(t) time an...
In this paper we present a simple parallel sorting algorithm and illustrate two applications. The al...
We present an optimal algorithm for sorting n integers in the range [1, nc ] (for any constant c) fo...
AbstractThe problem of merging two sorted arrays A = (a1, a2, ..., an1) and B = (b1, b2, ..., bn2) i...
We present an O(log(min(m,n,j))-time sequential algorithm to select the jth-smallest element of an a...
We investigate the complexity of merging sequences of small integers on the EREW PRAM. Our most surp...
Abstract. We give a parallel implementation of merge sort on a CREW PRAM that uses n processors and ...
Abstract. Merge sort is useful in sorting a great number of data pro-gressively, especially when the...
In this paper, we present several improvements in the parallelization of the in-place merge algorith...
AbstractWe show thatnintegers in the range 1,…,ncan be sorted stably on an EREW PRAM usingO(t) time ...
Cole presented a parallel merge sort for the PRAM model that performs in log n parallel steps using ...
We show that n integers in the range 1.. n can be stably sorted on an EREW PRAM using O(t) time and ...
Rajasekaran and Reif considered the problem of sorting n integers, each in the range {l,..., n}, in ...
A variety of models have been proposed for the study of synchronous parallel computation. We review...
The k-merge problem, given a collection of k, (2 k n), sorted sequences of total length n, asks to m...
We show that n integers in the range 1 : : n can be sorted stably on an EREW PRAM using O(t) time an...
In this paper we present a simple parallel sorting algorithm and illustrate two applications. The al...
We present an optimal algorithm for sorting n integers in the range [1, nc ] (for any constant c) fo...