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Algorithm Design Paradigms - Overview

A course by Paul Dunne at the University of Liverpool. Slides and notes in HTML and PS

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Priority Queues

Priority Queues (heaps). Technical reports, implementations, and researchers' home pages. By Lee Killough.

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Quantum Computing and Shor's Algorithm

Quantum Computing and Shor's Algorithm

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CS-660: Combinatorial Algorithms

Course material, syllabus and notes for a course by Roger Whitney at SDSU

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ANALYSIS of ALGORITHMS (Problems)

A list of open problems with updates and solutions

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Algorithms archive

A collection including searching, sorting, tracking, mathematics and cellular automata. In English and Italian

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Self-stabilizing algorithms

Self-stabilization graph algorithms page

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The Algorithm Base, Papers, Intelligence United

Database of algorithms. May be scanned through or can be questioned through a knowledge based assistant. Links to originating web sites

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CSE 214 - Lecture Notes

Lecture notes by Steven Skiena

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On the road to algorithms

Informations on algorithms like Bubble Sort,Random Number Generation for simulation and demostration of Numerical Analysis using HTML,Java Applet and Perl.

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