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Indexing for rapid random access memory systems
A. I. Dumey · 1956
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Universal classes of hash functions
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New hash functions and their use in authentication and set equality
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Randomized Algorithms
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Universal hashing and k k -wise independent random variables via integer arithmetic without primes
M. Dietzfelbinger · 1996
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A reliable randomized algorithm for the closest-pair problem
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UMAC: fast and secure message authentication
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Trajectory sampling with unreliable reporting
N. G. Duffield and M. Grossglauser · 2008
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Introduction to algorithms
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Fast and powerful hashing using tabulation (research highlight)
M. Thorup · 2017
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