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For the task to find maximal repetitions in a word of length \(n\) there exist exhaustive algorithms. It is, however, interesting with which time and space limitations this can be achieved. The effort of previously known algorithms is decreased, introducing only minor restrictions. | |||
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Property / reviewed by: Gunther Schmidt / rank | |||
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repetitions | |||
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algorithms on words | |||
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Space efficient search for maximal repetitions (English)
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30 June 2005
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For the task to find maximal repetitions in a word of length \(n\) there exist exhaustive algorithms. It is, however, interesting with which time and space limitations this can be achieved. The effort of previously known algorithms is decreased, introducing only minor restrictions.
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space efficiency
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repetitions
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algorithms on words
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complexity
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