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Assume that an n-node Fibonacci heap is obtained after performing the basic mergeable heap operations (that is, MAKE_HEAP, MIN, INSERT, UNION, EXTRACT MIN). Estimate the a) number of trees (from below and from above), b) size of a subtree rooted at a node of degree k > 0, and c) maximum degree of a node in the resulting heap.

Assume that an n-node Fibonacci heap is obtained after performing the basic mergeable heap operations (that is, MAKE_HEAP, MIN, INSERT, UNION, EXTRACT MIN). Estimate the a) number of trees (from below and from above), b) size of a subtree rooted at a node of degree k > 0, and c) maximum degree of a node in the resulting heap.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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