Indexes are special purpose data structures, designed to facilitate and speed up the access
to the contents of a file. Indexing has been actively and extensively investigated in DBMSes …

The index is a fundamental component in data intensive systems to accelerate data retrieval
operations. In the design of Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) based indexes, the hash-based …

NAND flash-based Solid State Drives (SSDs) provide a promising opportunity to enable the
unified memory-storage hierarchy (UMH). The UMH renders a single memory address …

Memory semantic Solid State Drives (MS-SSDs) provide a promising opportunity to enable
the hybrid memory architecture (HMA). The memory semantic interface enables the CPUs to …

Flash memory based solid state drives (SSDs) have emerged as a new alternative to
replace magnetic disks due to their high performance and low power consumption …

With flash memory having different performance characteristics, specifically fast random
reads, there is an opportunity for indexing techniques based on hashing to have increased …

It is a common design in traditional DBMSs to use a page buffer consisting of fixed-sized
pages to cache hot data. However, DBMSs have to read and cache at least one page even if …

Linear hashing is a key-value data structure with constant time operations that is widely
used for indexing in database systems. The research goal was to implement this data …

Hardware widely adopted in recent times has stimulated the need for algorithms attuned to a
wide array of physical environments. One set of environments which poses several …

Indexes are special purpose data structures, designed to facilitate and speed up the access
to the contents of a file. Indexing has been actively and extensively investigated in DBMSes …