Dynamic Hash Tables
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This paper titled “Dynamic Hash Tables” by F. Meyer auf der Heide and B. Vöcking, published in 2004, introduces a comprehensive analysis of dynamic hash tables suitable for environments where data is frequently updated. The authors focus on algorithmic strategies for maintaining efficient hash tables that allow expected logarithmic time for access and updates. The central theme is to achieve load balancing through randomization techniques, which is significant for improving the performance of hash tables under dynamic conditions, especially in paging and memory management applications.
After a thorough investigation of available literature and research databases, no specific direct citations or recognizable influence on subsequent published research or industry applications was found. However, the concepts and techniques explored in this paper contribute to the foundational understanding and further studies in the field of dynamic data structures and algorithmic efficiency.