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Brief announcement: tree decomposition for faster concurrent data structures

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We show how to partition data structures representable by directed acyclic graphs, i.e. rooted trees, to allow for eﬃcient complex operations, which lie beyond inserts, deletes ...

Johannes Schneider, Roger Wattenhofer

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9	168	Brief announcement: complexity and solution of the send-receive correlation problem	claim
10	167	Brief announcement: capacity of byzantine agreement with finite link capacity - complete characterization of four-node networks	claim
11	166	Adaptive system anomaly prediction for large-scale hosting infrastructures	claim
12	165	Group mutual exclusion in O(log n) RMR	claim
13	165	Adaptive randomized mutual exclusion in sub-logarithmic expected time	claim
14	162	Brief announcement: revisiting the power-law degree distribution for social graph analysis	claim
15	160	Brief announcement: improving social-network-based sybil-resilient node admission control	claim
16	158	Brief announcement: a shared disk on distributed storage	claim
17	158	Distributed data classification in sensor networks	claim
18	157	Broadcasting in unreliable radio networks	claim
19	156	A new technique for distributed symmetry breaking	claim
20	155	Brief announcement: on enhancing concurrency in distributed transactional memory	claim
21	155	Brief announcement: swarming secrets	claim
22	154	The multiplicative power of consensus numbers	claim
23	153	Brief announcement: realizing secure multiparty computation on incomplete networks	claim
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25	150	Meeting the deadline: on the complexity of fault-tolerant continuous gossip	claim
26	149	Partial information spreading with application to distributed maximum coverage	claim
27	149	Brief announcement: efficient graph algorithms without synchronization	claim
28	146	The k-bakery: local-spin k-exclusion using non-atomic reads and writes	claim
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30	143	Brief announcement: anonymity and trust in distributed systems	claim
31	143	Brief announcement: towards robust medium access in multi-hop networks	claim
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34	140	Hybrid-secure MPC: trading information-theoretic robustness for computational privacy	claim
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