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Exponentially Decreasing Number of Operations in Balanced Trees

Lars JacobsenContact Information and Kim S. LarsenContact Information

(6)  Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Main Campus: Odense University, University of Southern Denmark, Campusvej 55, DK-5230 Odense M, Denmark
Abstract
While many tree-like structures have been proven to support amortized constant number of operations after updates, considerably fewer structures have been proven to support the more general exponentially decreasing number of operations with respect to distance from the update. In addition, all existing proofs of exponentially decreasing operations are tailor-made for specific structures. We provide the first formalization of conditions under which amortized constant number of operations imply exponentially decreasing number of operations. Since our proof is constructive, we obtain the constants involved immediately. Moreover, we develop a number of techniques to improve these constants.
Supported by the IST Programme of the EU (ALCOM-FT) and the Danish SNF.

Contact Information Lars Jacobsen
Email: eljay@imada.sdu.dk

Contact Information Kim S. Larsen
Email: kslarsen@imada.sdu.dk
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