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1 Data Structures Red-Black Trees Design and Analysis of Algorithms I

2 Binary Search Tree Structure

3 The Height of a BST

4 Tim Roughgarden Balanced Search Trees

5 Tim Roughgarden Red-Black Invariants

6 Tim Roughgarden Example #1

7 Tim Roughgarden Example #2

8 Tim Roughgarden Height Guarantee

9 Tim Roughgarden Height Guarantee (con’d)

10 Template vertLeftWhite2 Search Delete Insert and Delete None of the above Which of the search tree operations have to be re-implemented so that the Red-Black invariants are maintained?

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