DSU Magic

Revision en1, by muzzaleeni, 2020-02-27 13:53:01

It turns out, that the final amortized time complexity is $$$O(α(n))$$$, where $$$α(n)$$$ is the inverse Ackermann function, which grows very slowly. In fact it grows so slowly, that it doesn't exceed $$$4$$$ for all reasonable $$$n$$$ (approximately $$$n<10^{600})$$$.

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Question: Why this works in $$$O(α(n))$$$?

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