The k-orientability thresholds for Gn, p
By Daniel Fernholz, V. Ramachandran. 2007
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- Tight Thresholds for Cuckoo Hashing via XORSAT (2009, background): “The following tables contain numerical values of c k;‘ for ‘= 2;:::;7 and k= 2;:::;7. Some of these numbers are found or referred to in other works, such as [6, Sect. 5], [19, Sect.4.4], [20, p.423], [9], and [4]. 3 Equality of thresholds for random k-XORSAT and k-ary cuckoo hashing We now recall th”
- The random graph threshold for k-orientiability and a fast algorithm for optimal multiple-choice allocation (2007, methodology): “We have also implemented and tested the EDR algorithm from [12].”
- Balls into Bins Made Faster (2013, background): “Fernholz and Ramachandran [3] and Cain, Sanders, and Wormald [2] gave linear time algorithms for computing an optimal allocation (asymptotically almost surely).”