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Usort: An efficient hybrid of Distributive Partitioning Sorting

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Average time behavior of distributive sorting algorithms
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Sorting by distributive partitioning
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The practical significance of distributive partitioning sort
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The practical significance of D.P. sort revisited
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Selection by distributive partitioning
inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.1016/0020-0190(80)90069-1openalex-snapshot
A fast sorting algorithm, a hybrid of distributive and merge sorting
inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.1016/0020-0190(80)90143-xopenalex-snapshot
The design and analysis of a new hybrid sorting algorithm
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Implementing Quicksort programs
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Some performance tests of ?quicksort? and descendants

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Sorting in parallel by double distributive partitioning
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Some performance tests of convex hull algorithms
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Sorting in linear expected time
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The multilevel principle applied to sorting
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A space efficient distributive sort
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Two levels are as good as any
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Parallel distributive partitioned sorting methods
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An Internal Hybrid Sort Algorithm Revisited
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A Fast Radix Sort
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