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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion content/english/hpc/external-memory/sorting.md
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In terms of memory operations, we just linearly read all elements of $a$ and $b$ and linearly write all elements of $c$. Since these reads and writes can be buffered, it works in $SCAN(N+M)$ I/O operations.
In terms of memory operations, we just linearly read all elements of $a$ and $b$ and linearly write all elements of $c$. Since these reads and writes can be buffered, it works in $SCAN((N+M)/B)$ I/O operations.

So far the examples have been simple, and their analysis doesn't differ too much from the RAM model, except that we divide the final answer by the block size $B$. But here is a case where this is not so.

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