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CompSci 102 Discrete Math for Computer Science April 17, 2012 Prof. Rodger

Announcements Read for next time Chap , Last Recitation on Friday Test back today

Recurrence Relations - model lots of problems The Tower of Hanoi Divide and conquer algorithms –Sorting algorithm mergesort –Sorting algorithm quicksort Tree algorithms –Searching for an element in a binary search tree –Listing out all elements in a binary search tree

Solving a recurrence relation Problem sets up as a recurrence –Must have a base case Solve the recurrence –Use substitution Prove correctness –Proof by induction

Example 1 a n = a n-1 + c a 0 = 1 Solve recurrence Then prove true by induction What is this an example of?

Worst case binary search tree

Example 2 a n = 2*a n-1 + c a 0 = 0 Solve recurrence Then prove true by induction What is this an example of?

Towers of Hanoi Figures –Figs 1-4 problem size n-1 –Figs 4-5 Constant work –Figs 5-7 problem size n-1

Example 3 a n = 2*a n/2 + c a 1 = c Solve recurrence Then prove true by induction What is this an example of?

Traversal in binary search tree preorder, postorder, inorder

Example 4 a n = 2*a n/2 + cn a 1 = c Solve recurrence Then prove true by induction What is this an example of?

MergeSort n log n

Definition

Theorem nn

Example

Many other theorems See theorems 2-6 in Chapter 8.2

Theorem 1 in 8.3

Master Theorem in 8.3