6.10 Stable Sorting
A stable sort preserves the original relative order of equal keys — an extra guarantee required when sorting by secondary fields or compound criteria.
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A stable sort preserves the original relative order of equal keys — an extra guarantee required when sorting by secondary fields or compound criteria.
Detailed overview of classification theory, dividing lines such as stability, simplicity, and NIP, and the structural analysis of first order theories.
Detailed introduction to stability theory, counting types, order property, definability of types, and structural consequences.