Papers
Old publications and where they appeared
Some papers
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Controlled grammatic ambiguity.
ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems 16 (3), 1994,
1024 - 1050. Unfortunately, the published version hides all mathematics in an
electronic appendix. This includes, for example, a transfinite proof of
correctness. A full version is found here.
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Firing Games . Technical Report
DIKU-TR-94/15.
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On the Approximability of Numerical Taxonomy.
(With Agarwala, Bafna,
Farach,
Paterson,
and Narayanan)
Univerisity of Warwick, Computer Science Reseach Report CS-RR-330.
Preliminary version
presented at SODA'96. Accepted for SICOMP.
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On RAM Priority Queues .
Presented at SODA'96.
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Structured Programs have Small Tree-Width and
Good Register Allocation . Presented at WG'97.
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To Provide or To Bound: Sampling in Fully Dynamic Graph
Algorithms (with
Henzinger).
A preliminary version Improved sampling with
applications to dynamic graph algorithms was presented
at ICALP'96.
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Static Dictionaries on AC0 RAMs: Query time O(sqrt(log n/loglog n)) is
necessary and sufficient (with
Andersson,
Miltersen,
and
Riis). Presented at FOCS'96.
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A pragmatic implementation of monotone priority queues (with
Andersson).
From the DIMACS'96 implementation challenge.
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Randomized sorting in $O(n\log\log n)$ time and linear space using
addition, shift, and bit-wise boolean operatations
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DIMACS
Technical
Report 96-14. Presented at SODA'97.
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Decremental dynamic connectivity .
Presented at SODA'97.
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Undirected Single Source Shortest Paths in Linear Time.
Presented at FOCS'97.
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Floats, Intergers, and Single Source Shortest Paths.
To be presented at STACS'98.
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Faster deterministic sorting and priority queues in linear space
.
Max Plank Institut fur Informatik
Technical Report MPI-I-97-1-016. To be presented at SODA'98.
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Poly-logarithmic deterministic fully-dynamic graph algorithms I:
connectivity and minimum spanning tree. (with Jacob Holm
and Kristian de Lichtenberg)
Technical Report DIKU-TR-97/17.
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Poly-logarithmic deterministic fully-dynamic graph algorithms II:
2-edge and biconnectivity. (with Jacob Holm
and Kristian de Lichtenberg)
Technical Report DIKU-TR-97/26.
Also I have a great PhD-student,
Stephen Alstrup,
who has some papers we have co-authored on his www-pages.