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		    Steklov Institute St. Petersburg
		  
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		    Technische Universität München
		  
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		    State University St. Petersburg
		  
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	      Joint Advanced Student School (JASS)
	    
	    Course 1: Complexity Analysis of String Algorithms
	    
	       
	      
		
		  St. Petersburg - Sunday, March 28 through Wednesday, April 7, 2004
		
	      
	       
	      
		Robert West
		
		Sublinear Approximate String Matching
		 
		
		Abstract
		
		The present paper deals with the subject of
		approximate string matching and demonstrates how Chang
		and Lawler conceived a new sublinear time algorithm
		out of ideas that had previously been known.
		 
		The problem is to find all locations in a text of
		length n over a b-letter alphabet where
		a pattern of length m occurs with up to
		k differences (substitutions, insertions,
		deletions).
		 
		The algorithm will run in O(n/m k log m) time when
		the text is random and k is bounded by the
		threshold m/(log m + O(1)). In particular,
		when k=o(m/ log m) the expected running time
		is o(n).
		 
		
	      
	       
	      
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