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Chapter 1. Foundations of Algorithm Engineering,ately, over the last decades there has been a growing gap between algorithm theory on one side and practical needs on the other. As a consequence, only a small fraction of the research done in Algorithmics is actually used. To understand the reasons for this gap, let us briefly explain how research in Algorithmics has been done traditionally.

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Chapter 4. Analysis of Algorithms,the running time of the algorithm. Another possibility for coping with these problems is to relax the requirement that an algorithm has to work well on all instances of the considered optimization problem. It is sufficient if the algorithm performs well on those instances that occur typically in the considered application.

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Chapter 8. Experiments,sed on extensive planning, an accurate selection of test instances, a careful setup and execution of the experiment, and finally a rigorous analysis and concise presentation of the results. We discuss these issues in this chapter.

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Chapter 1. Foundations of Algorithm Engineering,echnology, science, and everyday life. Most prominent examples of fields where efficient algorithms play a decisive role are bioinformatics, information retrieval, communication networks, cryptography, geographic information systems, image processing, logistics, just to name a few..Algorithmics—the

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Chapter 3. Selected Design Issues,l understood, i. e., that the desired input-output relation is specified, and an agreement has been reached as to what makes a solution to the problem a good solution. These questions must be settled in cooperation with representatives from fields of application.

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Chapter 5. Realistic Computer Models,of one computer or distributed and processed over many parallel computing devices or both. In fact, in many such applications, choosing a realistic computation model proves to be a critical factor in obtaining practically acceptable solutions. In this chapter, we focus on realistic computation model

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Chapter 6. Implementation Aspects, applied whenever possible. The interested reader is referred to the multitude of textbooks in this field, for example [748, 568]. In this chapter, we focus only on selected issues which are particularly relevant to achieve the goals of Algorithm Engineering.

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Chapter 7. Libraries,rams” by Plauger [640]. However, we should regard the term “component” here in a most general way, without the special meanings it is associated with in software engineering. Also, being a loose collection is not enough. The parts of the library should seamlessly work together and complement each ot