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Optimal Solutions for the Temporal Precedence Problem (2002)  (Make Corrections)  
G. S. Brodal, C. Makris, S. Sioutas, A. Tsakalidis, K. Tsichlas



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Abstract: In this paper we refer to the Temporal Precedence Problem on Pure Pointer Machines. This problem asks for the design of a data structure, maintaining a set of stored elements and supporting the following two operations: insert and precedes. The operation insert(a) introduces a new element a in the structure, while the operation precedes(a, b) returns true iff element a was inserted before element b temporally. In [11] a solution was provided to the problem with worst-case time complexity O(log... (Update)

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@misc{ brodal-optimal,
  author = "G. S. Brodal and C. Makris and S. Sioutas and A. Tsakalidis and K. Tsichlas",
  title = "Optimal Solutions for the Temporal Precedence Problem",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/brodal02optimal.html" }
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