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Historical queries along multiple lines of time evolution

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Efficient algorithms for managing the history of evolving databases
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On optimal multiversion access structures
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Design and implementation of an efficient priority queue
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Making data structures persistent
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Searching and storing similar lists
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The Snapshot Index: An I/O-Optimal access method for timeslice queries
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Incremental implementation model for relational databases with transaction time
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Efficient indexing methods for temporal relations
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Efficient management of time-evolving databases
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Indexing techniques for historical databases
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Optimal versioning of objects
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Overlapping B+trees for temporal data
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Temporal Databases
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Segment indexes
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Fully persistent B+-trees
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Making data structures persistent
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Performance evaluation of a temporal database management system
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Performance evaluation of a temporal database management system
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Two algorithms for maintaining order in a list
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Designing DBMS support for the temporal dimension
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Access methods for multiversion data
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Access methods for multiversion data
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The performance of a multiversion access method
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Toward a unified framework for version modeling in engineering databases

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Temporal Databases
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Temporal Access Methods
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Access Methods for Bi-Temporal Databases
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The BTR-Tree: Path-Defined Version-Range Splitting in a Branched and Temporal Structure
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Querying Transaction–Time Databases under Branched Schema Evolution
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$$\varvec{\textsc {Orpheus}}$$DB: bolt-on versioning for relational databases (extended version)
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Querying Historical Data Over Multiple Time-Lines
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The Snapshot Index: An I/O-Optimal access method for timeslice queries
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Designing access methods for bitemporal databases
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Supporting branched versions on XML documents
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A temporal relational algebra based on multiple time-lines
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Hashing methods for temporal data
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Supporting complex queries on multiversion XML documents
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DataDiff
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Comparison of access methods for time-evolving data
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Minuet
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O rpheus DB
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Minuet: A Scalable Distributed Multiversion B-Tree
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OrpheusDB: Bolt-on Versioning for Relational Databases
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