Two New Kinds of Biased Search Trees By J. FEIGENBAUM* and R. E.
In this paper, we introduce two new kinds of biased search trees: biased a, b trees and pseudo-weight-balanced trees.
The observations were made with a high-resolution germanium spectrometer having a 20 deg FWHM field of view flown on high altitude balloons over Alice Springs, Australia.
The observations were made with a high-resolution germanium spectrometer having a 20 deg FWHM field of view flown on high altitude balloons over Alice Springs, Australia.
The energy and mass of one and two holes in a Hubbard antiferromagnet for nonzero exchange, J, in the Ising limit is calculated within the Brinkman-Rice approximation.
Recent investigations have uncovered some problems in the relationship between DAML+OIL and the new RDF model theory.
A two-pump fiber parametric amplifier was constructed and measured to have record performance. A continuous-wave 40dB gain was equalized over 50nm, covering the extended L-band spectral domain.
We consider a 2-class queueing system, operating under a generalized processorsharing discipline.
We consider a general M-ary detection problem where, given M groups of L samples each, the problem is to identify which unique group of L samples have come from the signal hypothesis.
This paper considers a sourcing problem faced by a manufacturer who outsources the manufacturing of a product to one of several competing suppliers, whose quality capabilities are unknown.
