hw2 written #1

From: Michelangelo Grigni (mic@mathcs.emory.edu)
Date: Fri Feb 17 2012 - 13:52:20 EST


In written question #1, when it asks for an upper bound on N,
just give me the size of your example tree.   If you cannot
figure this out exactly, then give an upper bound on its size.
Smaller bounds are better, assuming they are correct.

If you cannot work out a formula for the general k case,
at least try some specific cases, like k=2,3,4.   For example,
there is a tree of size N=2, where some insertion uses
k=2 rotations.   What is the best N you can find for k=3?


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