On the Subtree Size Profile of Binary Search trees
FLORIAN DENNERT, RUDOLF GRÜBEL
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Published: Jan 22, 2010
DOI: 10.1017/s0963548309990630
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For random trees T generated by the binary search tree algorithm from uniformly distributed input we consider the subtree size profile, which maps k ∈ ℕ to the number of nodes in T that root a subtree of size k . Complementing earlier work by Devroye, by Feng, Mahmoud and Panholzer, and by Fuchs, we obtain results for the range of small k -values and the range of k -values proportional to the size n of T . In both cases emphasis is on the process view, i.e. , the joint distributions for several k -values. We also show that the dynamics of the tree sequence lead to a qualitative difference between the asymptotic behaviour of the lower and the upper end of the profile.
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