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    Computing 30 (1983), S. 111-119 
    ISSN: 1436-5057
    Keywords: Primary 60E15 ; Secondary ; Secondary 68C25 ; 60D05 ; Moment inequalities ; computational geometry ; convex hull ; maximal vector ; divide and conquer ; average complexity ; analysis of algorithms
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Computer Science
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung X 1,...,X n seien unabhängige und gleichartig verteilte Zufallsvektoren imR d , ferner seiA n =A(X 1,...,X n ) eine Teilmenge von {X 1,...,X n }, die invariant ist gegenüber einer Permutation der Daten und die die Inklusionseigenschaft (X 1 ∈A n ⇒X 1 ∈A i füri≤n) besitzt. Beispielsweise erfüllen die konvexe Hülle, die Menge der Maximal-Vektoren, die Menge der isolierten Punkte und andere Strukturen diese Bedingungen. SeiN n die Kardinalzahl vonA n . Wir zeigen, daß es für jedesp≥1 eine universelle KonstanteC p gibt, so daßE(N n p )≤C p max (1,E p ) gilt, mit . Dies ist das Gegenstück zur unteren Schranke in Jensen für dasp-te Moment: E(Nn/p)≥Ep(Nn). Die Ungleichung wird zur Analyse der erwarteten Laufzeit von Algorithmen für geometrische Berechnungen verwendet. Ferner werden notwendige und hinreichende Bedingungen bezüglich (E(N n ) angegeben, damit ein lineares Laufzeitverhalten bei Divide-and-Conquer-Methoden zur Berechnung vonA n zu erwarten ist.
    Notes: Abstract LetX 1,...,X n be independent identically distributedR d -valued random vectors, and letA n =A(X 1,...,X n ) be a subset of {X 1,...,X n }, invariant under permutations of the data, and possessing the inclusion property (X 1 ∈A n impliesX 1 ∈A i for alli≤n). For example, the convex hull, the collection of all maximal vectors, the set of isolated points and other structures satisfy these conditions. LetN n be the cardinality ofA n . We show that for allp≥1, there exists a universal constantC p 〉0 such thatE(N n p )≤C p max (1,E p ) where . This complements Jensen's lower bound for thep-th moment:E(N n p )≥E p (N n ). The inequality is applied to the expected time analysis of algorithms in computational geometry. We also give necessary and sufficient conditions onE(N n ) for linear expected time behaviour of divide-and-conquer methods for findingA n .
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    International journal of parallel programming 12 (1983), S. 87-98 
    ISSN: 1573-7640
    Keywords: Convex hull ; simple polygon ; computational geometry ; analysis of algorithms
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: Abstract In this paper we present a linear time algorithm for finding the convex hull of a simple polygon. Compared to the result of McCallum and Avis, our algorithm requires only one stack, instead of two, and runs more efficiently.
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    International journal of parallel programming 12 (1983), S. 347-358 
    ISSN: 1573-7640
    Keywords: Largest empty circle ; facility location ; polygons ; Voronoi diagram ; algorithms ; complexity ; operations research ; computational geometry
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Computer Science
    Notes: Abstract LetQ = {q1, q2,..., qn} be a set ofn points on the plane. The largest empty circle (LEG) problem consists in finding the largest circleC with center in the convex hull ofQ such that no pointq i εQ lies in the interior ofC. Shamos recently outlined anO(n logn) algorithm for solving this problem.(9) In this paper it is shown that this algorithm does not always work correctly. A different approach is proposed here and shown to also result in anO(n logn) algorithm. The new approach has the advantage that it can also solve more general problems. In particular, it is shown that if the center ofC is constrained to lie in an arbitrary convexn-gon, an0(n logn) algorithm can still be obtained. Finally, an0(n logn +k logn) algorithm is given for solving this problem when the center ofC is constrained to lie in an arbitrary simplen-gonP. wherek denotes the number of intersections occurring between edges ofP and edges of the Voronoi diagram ofQ andk ⩽O(n 2).
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