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Oblivious Parallel Tight Compaction
2020
Conference on Information-Theoretic Cryptography
In tight compaction one is given an array of balls some of which are marked 0 and the rest are marked 1. The output of the procedure is an array that contains all of the original balls except that now the 0-balls appear before the 1-balls. In other words, tight compaction is equivalent to sorting the array according to 1-bit keys (not necessarily maintaining order within same-key balls). Tight compaction is not only an important algorithmic task by itself, but its oblivious version has also
doi:10.4230/lipics.itc.2020.11
dblp:conf/icits/AsharovKLPS20
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