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Parallelized QuickSort with Optimal Speedup

@inproceedings{Powers2007ParallelizedQW,
  title={Parallelized QuickSort with Optimal Speedup},
  author={David M. W. Powers},
  year={2007}
}
Knuth (1973,pp2-3) notes that sorting is estimated to take up 25% of the world’s computer time. With the advent of the microcomputer this may well have changed, but it is nonetheless a both practically and theoretically interesting task. Sorting, in the sense of bringing together related things, has now been subsumed by.the more specific task of ordering, and has spawned an enormous number of serial sorting algorithms. 
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