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The smallest set of unit- length closed intervals that contains all of the given points
@dtldarek no it's not a homework for math, but i need it for designing an algorithm. i have already written my program. but this time i want to find intervals before searching trough the set.
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Does $\Theta(m \log n)$ and $0 < m < n^2$ imply $\Theta(n^2 \log n)$?
Yes as you guess it's big theta. Tnx for your clear and complete explanation. I will vote up as soon as i get 15 reputation.
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