Purely Functional Priority Queue

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Description

This lecture covers the optimal purely functional priority queues, starting with an overview of imperative and purely functional implementations, followed by Scala implementation and testing, Stainless integration, operations properties, and binomial queues. The presentation also includes results, future works, and explicit requirements for binomial queues.

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