Abstract

An optimal $O(\log \log n)$-time concurrent-read concurrent-write parallel algorithm for detecting all squares in a string is presented. A tight lower bound shows that over general alphabets, this is the fastest possible optimal algorithm. When p processors are available, the bounds become $\Theta \lceil {({{n\log n)} p}\rceil + \log \log _{\lceil {1 + {p / n}} \rceil } 2p} )$. The algorithm uses an optimal parallel string-matching algorithm together with periodicity properties to locate the squares within the input string.

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