The space requirement of m-ary search trees: distributional asymptotics for m >= 27
James Allen Fill, Nevin Kapur
Abstract
We study the space requirement of m-ary search trees under the random permutation model when m ≥ 27 is fixed. Chauvin and Pouyanne have shown recently that Xn, the space requirement of an m-ary search tree on n keys, equals μ(n+1) + 2[Λnλ2] + εn nλ2, where μ and λ2 are certain constants, Λ is a complex-valued random variable, and εn 0 a.s. and in L2 as n ∞. Using the contraction method, we identify the distribution of Λ.
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