This paper treats two dynamic memories, one proposed by Aho and Ullman and the other proposed by Stone. The first memory has the property that every item is accessible in 0 (log2 N) steps, and that after access to the first two items of a block of contiguous items, each successive item can be accessed in unit time. In this paper we give a new derivation of the properties, and indicate minor variations and improvements of the memory-access algorithm.
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Harold S. Stone (1975) studied this question.
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