Philip Zucker • 3/14/2026

Monus, Factor, and Thinning Union Finds

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The article delves into specialized union-find data structure variants, such as offset union finds and those incorporating 'thinnings' for compact representation. It discusses their application in generalized e-graphs, de Bruijn index handling, and maintaining alpha invariance, with accompanying Python code examples.

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