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Mathematics, 10.03.2020 04:07, star296

The height of a treap depends on the random priority. However, the probability distribution of the height of an treap is exactly the same as the probability distribution of the number of rounds in a quicksort algorithm, as long as we choose pivots in the quicksort uniformly at random. Please prove this.

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