| M. J. Atallah and J. -J. Tsay,, "On the Parallel- Decomposability of Geometric Problelns," Algorith- mica 8 (1992), 209 231. |
....it finds with the best solution from any higher level. As we scan, we maintain an active set Ai for each strip 7i. Ai is the set of points in 7i for which we do not yet have either a certificate or a definite answer as to the identity of FN(p) The following lemma, due to Atallah and Tsay [5] bounds the size of Ai. Lemma 2.1 [5] At all times during the sweep, A[ 4 for all 7. Although there can be no more than a constant number (4) of points in Ai at a time, these are not re quired to be the last four points in 7i that the sweep line passed. Nevertheless, since there are only a ....
....from any higher level. As we scan, we maintain an active set Ai for each strip 7i. Ai is the set of points in 7i for which we do not yet have either a certificate or a definite answer as to the identity of FN(p) The following lemma, due to Atallah and Tsay [5] bounds the size of Ai. Lemma 2. 1 [5]: At all times during the sweep, A[ 4 for all 7. Although there can be no more than a constant number (4) of points in Ai at a time, these are not re quired to be the last four points in 7i that the sweep line passed. Nevertheless, since there are only a constant number, we can keep the four ....
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M. J. Atallah and J. -J. Tsay,, "On the Parallel- Decomposability of Geometric Problelns," Algorith- mica 8 (1992), 209 231.
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