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The Computer Journal 2004 47(1):10-19; doi:10.1093/comjnl/47.1.10
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Generalized Template Splay: A Basic Theory and Calculus

George F. Georgakopoulos1, and David J. McClurkin1,§

1 Computer Science Department, University of Crete, Knossou Ave., GR-71409, Heraklion, Crete, Greece

We generalize the technique of classic splay trees of Sleator and Tarjan, showing that almost all template-based rules for self-adjusting a multi-way tree have logarithmic amortized cost and other properties of splay trees, such as ‘static optimality’, the ‘static finger’ and ‘working set’ properties. We achieve this by defining in a new way (through ‘progress factors’) a potential on a weighted tree, and by introducing a new technique (which we call ‘± calculus’) for calculating the changes in potential.


Received 25 April 2002. Revised 31 May 2003.

* Email: ggeo{at}csd.uoc.gr

§ Email: davidmcc{at}csd.uoc.gr


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