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The following pages link to Self-adjusting binary search trees (Q3768416):

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• On list update with locality of reference (Q269460) (← links)
• Categorified Reeb graphs (Q309649) (← links)
• Efficient and robust path openings using the scale-invariant rank operator (Q333621) (← links)
• Fibonacci BSTs: a new balancing method for binary search trees (Q390913) (← links)
• On compressing permutations and adaptive sorting (Q391981) (← links)
• A distribution-sensitive dictionary with low space overhead (Q414433) (← links)
• On \(k\)-convex polygons (Q427049) (← links)
• The \(k\)-server problem (Q458484) (← links)
• Online algorithms for searching and exploration in the plane (Q465662) (← links)
• Dynamic algorithms for monotonic interval scheduling problem (Q476865) (← links)
• LS(graph): a constraint-based local search for constraint optimization on trees and paths (Q487640) (← links)
• A \(k\)-level data structure for large-scale traveling salesman problems (Q512957) (← links)
• Tight bounds for online stable sorting (Q553955) (← links)
• Proximate point searching (Q598552) (← links)
• Amortized complexity verified (Q670702) (← links)
• An application of program unification to priority queue vectorization (Q685093) (← links)
• Complexity of algorithm and operations on trees (Q688696) (← links)
• Biased predecessor search (Q727976) (← links)
• The power and limitations of static binary search trees with lazy finger (Q727988) (← links)
• The derivation of a tighter bound for top-down skew heaps (Q751283) (← links)
• An O(n log n)-algorithm for solving a special class of linear programs (Q756930) (← links)
• An improved kernel size for rotation distance in binary trees (Q763531) (← links)
• The longest almost-increasing subsequence (Q765507) (← links)
• ATLAS: automated amortised complexity analysis of self-adjusting data structures (Q832253) (← links)
• On minimum generalized Manhattan connections (Q832842) (← links)
• Large alphabets and incompressibility (Q845735) (← links)
• A faster algorithm for computing the principal sequence of partitions of a graph (Q848839) (← links)
• A complexity O(1) priority queue for event driven molecular dynamics simulations (Q870573) (← links)
• Advances on sorting by reversals (Q876490) (← links)
• Slow optimally balanced search strategies vs. cached fast uniformly balanced search strategies (Q911291) (← links)
• Simplified linear-time Jordan sorting and polygon clipping (Q911762) (← links)
• Stochastic rearrangement rules for self-organizing data structures (Q922688) (← links)
• Chain-splay trees, or, how to achieve and prove \(\log \log N\)-competitiveness by splaying (Q963330) (← links)
• Maintaining dynamic minimum spanning trees: an experimental study (Q968158) (← links)
• Sorting streamed multisets (Q975507) (← links)
• A profile-based tool for finding pipeline parallelism in sequential programs (Q991154) (← links)
• Optimal state-space lumping in Markov chains (Q1014448) (← links)
• Improved algorithms for the multicut and multiflow problems in rooted trees (Q1024699) (← links)
• Sequential access in splay trees takes linear time (Q1072706) (← links)
• The pairing heap: A new form of self-adjusting heap (Q1087333) (← links)
• Computing on a free tree via complexity-preserving mappings (Q1098314) (← links)
• Linear-time algorithms for visibility and shortest path problems inside triangulated simple polygons (Q1101226) (← links)
• On top-down splaying (Q1101236) (← links)
• Randomized algorithms for metrical task systems (Q1127546) (← links)
• Use of dynamic trees in a network simplex algorithm for the maximum flow problem (Q1176566) (← links)
• Self-adjusting multi-way search trees (Q1178210) (← links)
• An introduction to randomized algorithms (Q1182319) (← links)
• Finding minimum-cost flows by double scaling (Q1184348) (← links)
• Three priority queue applications revisited (Q1185291) (← links)
• Maintaining bridge-connected and biconnected components on-line (Q1186782) (← links)