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Random Structures and Algorithms, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, January 1996
- James Allen Fill:

On the distribution of binary search trees under the random permutation model. 1-25 - Anand Srivastav, Peter Stangier:

Algorithmic Chernoff-Hoeffding inequalities in integer programming. 27-58 - C. Douglas Howard:

Detecting defects in periodic scenery by random walks on Z. 59-74 - Gordon Simons, Yi-Ching Yao

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Asymptotic sine laws arising from alternating random permutations and sequences. 75-95
Volume 8, Number 2, March 1996
- Zoltán Füredi:

Scrambling permutations and entropy of hypergraphs. 97-104 - Peter de Jong

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A central limit theorem with applications to random hypergraphs. 105-120 - Colin McDiarmid:

A random bit-flipping method for seeking agreement. 121-130 - Andrés D. Fundia:

Derandomizing Chebyshev's inequality to find independent sets in uncrowded hypergraphs. 131-147 - Jeff Kahn:

A linear programming perspective on the Frankl - Rödl - Pippenger theorem. 149-157 - Michael Molloy:

A gap between the appearances of a k-core and a (k+1)-chromatic graph. 159-160
Volume 8, Number 3, May 1996
- Vojtech Rödl, Lubos Thoma:

Asymptotic packing and the random greedy algorithm. 161-177 - James Allen Fill, Lars Holst:

On the distribution of search cost for the move-to-front rule. 179-186 - Wenceslas Fernandez de la Vega:

MAX-CUT has a randomized approximation scheme in dense graphs. 187-198 - J. van den Berg, A. Ermakov:

A new lower bound for the critical probability of site percolation on the square lattice. 199-212 - Malgorzata Roos

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An extension of Janson's inequality. 213-227 - Alexander F. Sidorenko:

Randomness friendly graphs. 229-241
Volume 8, Number 4, July 1996
- Harry Kesten, Boris G. Pittel:

A local limit theorem for the number of nodes, the height, and the number of final leaves in a critical branching process tree. 243-299 - Martin Hildebrand

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Random walks on random simple graphs. 301-318 - Hsien-Kuei Hwang

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Limit theorems for mergesort. 319-336

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