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The Computer Journal 1987 30(4):372-375; doi:10.1093/comjnl/30.4.372
© 1987 by British Computer Society
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Stable Linear Time Sublinear Space Merging

S. Dvorák1 * and B. Durian2 §

1 Computer Centre of Tesla Roznov, 1. maje 1000, Roznov pod Radhostem, Czechoslovakia, 2 Research Institute of Computer Technology (VUVT) Zilina, Nerudova 33, 01001 Zilinia, Czechoslovakia

A new method for stable merging of two segments A(1..m), A(m+1..n) into A(1..n) in O(n) time is presented. There are no restrictions on n or m and the algorithm requires O(n1/2) workspace. The corresponding procedure is given in Pascal together with results of time measurements on samples of random integers.

Received September 1986. revised December 1986.

* Computer Centre of Tesla Roznov, 1. máje 1000, 75661 Roznov pod Radhostem, Czechoslovakia

§ Research Institute of Computer Technology (VÚVT) Zilina, Nerudova 33, 01001 Zilinia, Czechoslovakia

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