Titlebook: Computing and Combinatorics; 6th Annual Internati Ding-Zhu Du,Peter Eades,Arun Sharma Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9482-3r factorisation algorithms, consider their suitability for implementation on parallel machines, and give examples of their current capabilities. In particular, we consider the problem of parallel solution of the large, sparse linear systems which arise with the MPQS and NFS methods.

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Recent Progress and Prospects for Integer Factorisation Algorithmsr factorisation algorithms, consider their suitability for implementation on parallel machines, and give examples of their current capabilities. In particular, we consider the problem of parallel solution of the large, sparse linear systems which arise with the MPQS and NFS methods.

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,?quivalenz von W?rme und Arbeit,ce; 3) both constant search time and linear space usage can be attained if the (memoryless) source is symmetric. We accompany our analysis with a brief survey of several known types of adaptive trie structures, and show how our analysis extends (and/or complements) the previous results.

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Some Results on Tries with Adaptive Branchingce; 3) both constant search time and linear space usage can be attained if the (memoryless) source is symmetric. We accompany our analysis with a brief survey of several known types of adaptive trie structures, and show how our analysis extends (and/or complements) the previous results.

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