Princeton University
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Computer Science 423
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DATE | LECTURE | READING |
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Mon 2/1 | Binary Search Trees | CLRS 12 |
Wed 2/3 | Balanced Binary Search Trees | CLRS 13 |
Mon 2/8 | Rebalancing without Deletion B-Trees |
CLRS 18 |
Wed 2/10 | Snow Day! | |
Mon 2/15 | Amortized Efficiency List Rearrangment |
CLRS 17 |
Wed 2/17 | Self-Adjusting Search Trees | Splay Trees |
Mon 2/22 | Composite Search Trees Persistent Data Structures |
CLRS 14, CLRS Problems 13-1, 13-4 Planar Point Location Using Persistant Search Trees |
Wed 2/24 | Heaps | CLRS 6 Rank Pairing Heaps |
Mon 3/1 | Meldable Heaps with Key Decrease | CLRS 19 Rank Pairing Heaps-Powerpoint |
Wed 3/3 | Fibonacci Heaps/Precept |
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Mon 3/8 | Disjoint Set Union |
CLRS 21 |
Wed 3/10 | Analysis of Path Compression |
Disjoint Set Union Path Compression and Making the Inverse Ackermann Function Appear Natural(ly) |
Mon 3/22 | Title: Graphs and Graph Search |
CLRS 22 |
Wed 3/24 | Applications of Depth-First Search |
Path-based depth-first search for strong and
biconnected components Class Notes: Depth-First Search |
Mon 3/29 | Shortest Paths |
Notes on Shortest Paths CLRS 24, 25 |
Wed 3/31 | Minimum Spanning Trees |
CLRS 23 |
Mon 4/5 | Minimum Spanning Trees in Expected Linear Time |
Minimum Spanning Trees in Expected Linear Time |
Wed 4/7 | Graph Matching |
An5/2 Algorithm for Maximum Matching in Bipartite Graphs |
Mon 4/12 | Edmonds' Cycle-Shrinking Algorithm |
Notes On Edmonds |
Wed 4/14 | Maximum Flow |
CLRS 26 |
Mon 4/19 | Preflow Push for Maximum Flow |
Notes On Fast Versions of the Preflow Push Max-Flow Algorithm |
Wed 4/21 | P and NP |
CLRS 34 |
Mon 4/26 | NP-Complete Problems |
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Mon 5/3 | Approximation Algorithms for NP-Complete Problems Linear Programming |
CLRS 35 CLRS 29 |
Wed 5/5 | Dynamic Graph Algorithms |
Near-optimal fully-dynamic graph connectivity |