The Division Theorem • Theorem Let n be a fixed integer ≥ 2. For
... • If you in fact had 1010 lines in the array, you could use the student id number itself as an index into it. But you don’t. • In this case, when actual memory is limited, you can perform a function, called a hashing function on the student id numbers to come up with a new index into the limited arr ...
... • If you in fact had 1010 lines in the array, you could use the student id number itself as an index into it. But you don’t. • In this case, when actual memory is limited, you can perform a function, called a hashing function on the student id numbers to come up with a new index into the limited arr ...
Finitely generated groups with automatic presentations
... binary operation, and so we would have a structure (G, ◦). Which is correct? In a sense, the answer depends on how you are considering the structures. As noted in [10], the main difference is that of substructures: the substructures of groups as structures (G, ◦) need only be subsemigroups, whereas, ...
... binary operation, and so we would have a structure (G, ◦). Which is correct? In a sense, the answer depends on how you are considering the structures. As noted in [10], the main difference is that of substructures: the substructures of groups as structures (G, ◦) need only be subsemigroups, whereas, ...
