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A counterintuitive example of computer paging

By Ronald Fagin
Communications of the ACM, February 1976, Vol. 19 No. 2, Pages 96-97
10.1145/359997.360012
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A counterexample is exhibited to a natural conjecture concerning the optimal way to group records into pages in the independent reference model of computer paging (an organization is said to be optimal if the “least recently used” miss ratio is minimized).

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