"Sort by Exchange" on Linked Lists
ResearchPublished 1965
A discussion of the sort-by-exchange technique to order lists short enough to be contained in directly accessible memory and in which only a few items are out of sequence. After describing the procedure, the authors demonstrate its use on a linked list.
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- Year: 1965
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