A Tournament Problem
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(21)- Small Complexity Gaps for Comparison-Based Sorting
- A variant of the Ford-Johnson algorithm that is more space efficient
- The Ford-Johnson algorithm still unbeaten for less than 47 elements
- Merging of 4 or 5 elements with n elements
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7359768 (Why is no real title available?)
- On partial sorting in restricted rounds
- On the average case of MergeInsertion
- On constant factors in comparison-based geometric algorithms and data structures
- On the upper bound of the complexity of sorting
- Finding an unknown acyclic orientation of a given graph
- An efficient algorithm for determining the convex hull of a finite planar set
- Time bounds for selection
- Posets with seven linear extensions sortable by three comparisons
- QuickXsort: a fast sorting scheme in theory and practice
- Path Problems in Complex Networks
- Maximal k-decomposible sets of permutations of degree n
- Significant improvements to the Ford-Johnson algorithm for sorting
- Two entropies of a generalized sorting problem
- A survey on priority queues
- An experiment in optimal sorting
- Procédures optimales pour le classement des $t$ meilleurs articles parmi $n$ au moyen de comparaisons binaires
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