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An efficient upper bound of the rotation distance of binary trees
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A polynomial time algorithm is developed for computing an upper bound for the rotation distance of binary trees and equivalently for the diagonal-flip distance of convex polygons triangulations. Ordinal tools are used.
Jean Marcel Pallo
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