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Binomial Heaps: Operations and Analysis

Binomial heaps allow for efficient minimum extraction by representing a heap as a collection of binomial trees. Binomial trees have the shape of a full binary tree where the root has degree 0 and each node's children have degree one less than the parent. Operations like extract-min, delete, and merge on binomial heaps can be performed in O(log n) time by using union-find and properties of binomial trees.

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Binomial Heaps: Operations and Analysis

Binomial heaps allow for efficient minimum extraction by representing a heap as a collection of binomial trees. Binomial trees have the shape of a full binary tree where the root has degree 0 and each node's children have degree one less than the parent. Operations like extract-min, delete, and merge on binomial heaps can be performed in O(log n) time by using union-find and properties of binomial trees.

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