Optimal parallel algorithms for constructing and maintaining a balanced m-way search tree
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We present parallel algorithms for constructing and maintaining balanced m-way search trees. These parallel algorithms have time complexity O(1) for an n processors configuration. The formal correctness of the algorithms is given in detail.
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