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Theory Comput Syst[removed]: 269–296 DOI[removed]s00224[removed]Optimal Cache-Oblivious Mesh Layouts Michael A. Bender · Bradley C. Kuszmaul · Shang-Hua Teng · Kebin Wang
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LG / Springer Science+Business Media LLC / B.C. Kuszmaul Tokutek Inc. / Artificial Intelligence Laboratory / H. Teng Akamai Technologies Inc. / /

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USA K. Wang Computer Science Department / National Science Foundation / Department of Computer Science / University of Southern California / Singapore-MIT Alliance / Boston University / Boston / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / S.-H. Teng Computer Science Department / Stony Brook University / /

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