AbstractThis paper proves a tradeoff between the time it takes to search for elements in an implicit dictionary and the time it takes to update the value of elements in specified locations of the dictionary. It essentially shows that if the update time is constant, then the search time is Ω(nε) for some constant ε>0
AbstractWe develop a new finger search tree with worst-case constant update time in the pointer mach...
We consider the dictionary problem in external memory and improve the update time of the well-known ...
A static dictionary is a data structure for storing subsets of a finite universe U, so that membersh...
An array of n distinct keys can be sorted for logarithmic searching or can be organized as a heap fo...
In this paper we present an implicit dynamic dictionary with the working-set property, supporting in...
AbstractAn implicit data structure for the dictionary problem maintains n data values in the first n...
AbstractWe consider representations of data structures in which the relative ordering of the values ...
AbstractWe introduce a data structure that requires only one pointer for every k data values and sup...
Several new data structures are presented for dictionaries containing elements with different weight...
AbstractA lower bound is derived for the time required to perform an update in an implicit data stru...
An implicit data structure for the dictionary problem maintains n data values in the first n locatio...
In the classical dictionary problem, a set of $n$ distinct keys over an unbounded and ordered unive...
We consider dictionaries over the universe U = {0, 1}^w on a unit-costRAM with word size w and a sta...
AbstractA data structure is implicit if it uses no extra strorage beyond the space needed for the da...
We consider the problem of implementing finger search trees on the pointer machine, {\it i.e.}, how ...
AbstractWe develop a new finger search tree with worst-case constant update time in the pointer mach...
We consider the dictionary problem in external memory and improve the update time of the well-known ...
A static dictionary is a data structure for storing subsets of a finite universe U, so that membersh...
An array of n distinct keys can be sorted for logarithmic searching or can be organized as a heap fo...
In this paper we present an implicit dynamic dictionary with the working-set property, supporting in...
AbstractAn implicit data structure for the dictionary problem maintains n data values in the first n...
AbstractWe consider representations of data structures in which the relative ordering of the values ...
AbstractWe introduce a data structure that requires only one pointer for every k data values and sup...
Several new data structures are presented for dictionaries containing elements with different weight...
AbstractA lower bound is derived for the time required to perform an update in an implicit data stru...
An implicit data structure for the dictionary problem maintains n data values in the first n locatio...
In the classical dictionary problem, a set of $n$ distinct keys over an unbounded and ordered unive...
We consider dictionaries over the universe U = {0, 1}^w on a unit-costRAM with word size w and a sta...
AbstractA data structure is implicit if it uses no extra strorage beyond the space needed for the da...
We consider the problem of implementing finger search trees on the pointer machine, {\it i.e.}, how ...
AbstractWe develop a new finger search tree with worst-case constant update time in the pointer mach...
We consider the dictionary problem in external memory and improve the update time of the well-known ...
A static dictionary is a data structure for storing subsets of a finite universe U, so that membersh...