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An applicative random-access stack
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    An applicative random-access stack (English)
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    In this article, applicative algorithms for a random-access stack (RA- stack) are presented. An RA-stack is a stack data abstraction in which one is further permitted to access the kth element of a stack. The approach uses a singly-linked list representation which is augmented with auxiliary pointers that permit the access of arbitrary stack elements in O(lg N) time were N is the size of the stack. The auxiliary linking structure is based on a number representation scheme for which subtraction by one involves at most one carry operation.
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    applicative programming
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    skew-binary number system
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    applicative algorithms for a random-access stack
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    stack data abstraction
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    singly- linked list representation
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