We extend the fringe analysis (used to study the expected behavior of balanced search trees under sequential insertions) to deal with synchronous parallel insertions on 2--3 trees. Given an insertion of k keys in a tree with n nodes, the fringe evolves following a transition matrix whose coefficients take care of the precise form of the algorithm but does not depend on k or n. The derivation of this matrix uses the binomial transform recently developed by P. Poblete, J. Munro and Th. Papadakis. Due to the complexity of the preceding exact analysis, we develop also two approximations. A first one based on a simplified parallel model, and a second one based on the sequential model. These two approximated analysis prove that the parallel i...
We give general theorems on asymptotic normality for additive functionals of random tries generated ...
The ff---fi-- algorithm is an efficient technique for searching game trees. As parallel computers be...
A recent trend in program methodologies is to derive efficient parallel programs from sequential pr...
We extend the fringe analysis (used to study the expected behavior of balanced search trees under se...
We are interested in the fringe analysis of synchronized parallel insertion algorithms on 2--3 trees...
We are interested in the fringe analysis of synchronized parallel insertion algorithms on 2—3 trees ...
The fringe analysis studies the distribution of bottom subtrees or fringe of trees under the assump...
AbstractFringe analysis uses the distribution of bottom subtrees or fringe of search trees under the...
A fringe analysis method based on a new way of describing the composition of a fringe in terms of tr...
This survey studies asymptotics of random fringe trees and extended fringe trees in random trees tha...
Concurrent and parallel algorithms are different. However, in the case of dictionaries, both kinds o...
We prove general limit theorems for sums of functions of subtrees of (random) binary search trees an...
International audienceRecently, Aspnes and Ruppert (DISC 2016) defined the following simple random e...
We prove limit theorems for sums of functions of subtrees of binary search trees and random recursiv...
We introduce a relaxed version of RedBlack trees. As concurrent algorithms on balanced search trees...
We give general theorems on asymptotic normality for additive functionals of random tries generated ...
The ff---fi-- algorithm is an efficient technique for searching game trees. As parallel computers be...
A recent trend in program methodologies is to derive efficient parallel programs from sequential pr...
We extend the fringe analysis (used to study the expected behavior of balanced search trees under se...
We are interested in the fringe analysis of synchronized parallel insertion algorithms on 2--3 trees...
We are interested in the fringe analysis of synchronized parallel insertion algorithms on 2—3 trees ...
The fringe analysis studies the distribution of bottom subtrees or fringe of trees under the assump...
AbstractFringe analysis uses the distribution of bottom subtrees or fringe of search trees under the...
A fringe analysis method based on a new way of describing the composition of a fringe in terms of tr...
This survey studies asymptotics of random fringe trees and extended fringe trees in random trees tha...
Concurrent and parallel algorithms are different. However, in the case of dictionaries, both kinds o...
We prove general limit theorems for sums of functions of subtrees of (random) binary search trees an...
International audienceRecently, Aspnes and Ruppert (DISC 2016) defined the following simple random e...
We prove limit theorems for sums of functions of subtrees of binary search trees and random recursiv...
We introduce a relaxed version of RedBlack trees. As concurrent algorithms on balanced search trees...
We give general theorems on asymptotic normality for additive functionals of random tries generated ...
The ff---fi-- algorithm is an efficient technique for searching game trees. As parallel computers be...
A recent trend in program methodologies is to derive efficient parallel programs from sequential pr...