| N. Alon, P. G. Bradford, and R. Fleischer. Matching nuts and bolts faster. Inform. Process. Lett., 59(3):123--127, 1996. |
....26 for Algorithm Quicksort. An argument similar to the one used in connection with the general sorting problem shows that any deterministic algorithm that solves the sorting nuts and bolts problem uses at least c(n log n) comparisons in worst case for some constant c 0. Bradford and Fleischer [7] give an deterministic algorithm that uses O(n log 2 n) comparisons in worst case, thus improving on a previous algorithm due to Alon et. al [2] that uses O(n log 4 n) comparisons. K oml os, Ma, and Szemer edi [21] describe an algorithm that uses just O(n log n) comparisons, however, they ....
Phillip G. Bradford and Rudolf Fleischer. Matching nuts and bolts faster. In ISAAC 1995, volume 1004 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, pages 402-408, 1995.
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N. Alon, P. G. Bradford, and R. Fleischer. Matching nuts and bolts faster. Inform. Process. Lett., 59(3):123--127, 1996.
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