A new parallel merge algorithm suitable for VLSI implementation is proposed. This algorithm can merge a given set of sorted sequences in O (N) computation time, where N is a total number of keys in input sequences, and it works on a linear array of simple identical processors.
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Shin'ichi WAKABAYASHI, Tohru KIKUNO, Noriyoshi YOSHIDA, "Paralle Merge Algorithm Suitable for VLSI Implementation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E67-E, no. 4, pp. 234-235, April 1984, doi: .
Abstract: A new parallel merge algorithm suitable for VLSI implementation is proposed. This algorithm can merge a given set of sorted sequences in O (N) computation time, where N is a total number of keys in input sequences, and it works on a linear array of simple identical processors.
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