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Fully dynamic distributed search trees can be balanced in O(lg2 N) time

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In this paper we consider the dictionary problem in a message-passing distributed environment. We introduce a new version, based on AVL-trees, of distributed search trees, the fir...

Fabio Barillari, Enrico Nardelli, Massimo Pepe

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