Efficient uses of the past
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A failing of existing data structures for maintaining balanced trees is their inability to remember the situation they held at previous times. We propose a structure from which it is possible to efficiently reconstruct the state of the data it represented at any time. Applications of this data structure to a number of important problems in geometric computation are also given.
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