Doubly linked list

Known as: DLL, Double linked list, Doubly-linked list

In computer science, a doubly linked list is a linked data structure that consists of a set of sequentially linked records called nodes. Each node…

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2015

The development of efficient and scalable cache coherence protocols is a key aspect in the design of manycore chip…

2015

The set-covering problem is a classical problem in computational complexity theory. It has been proved to be NP hard and…

2013

The paper addresses a novel approach to protein-ligand docking problem using Non-dominated Sorting Bee Colony optimization…

2006

Process planning is one of the key activities for product design and manufacturing. Impact of process plans on all phases of…

2003

A new system-level exploration method called architectural probing is proposed. It embodies the widely accepted concepts of…

1992

The class of memoryless heuristics for maintaining a Doubly-Linked List in an approximately optimal order is studied. Two…

1992

We study the problem of maintaining a doubly-linked list (DLL) in approximately optimal order, with respect to the mean search…

1991

The paper gives an introduction to an ongoing effort of formally specifying and verifying the cache coherence protocol of the new…

1989

The class of memoryless heuristics for maintaining a doubly-linked list in an approximately optimal order is studied. Initially…

1986