Computing a longest increasing subsequence of length $ k $ in time $ O (n\ log\ log k) $

In Erol Gelenbe, Samson Abramsky & Vladimiro Sassone (eds.), Visions of Computer Science. British Computer Society. pp. 69--74 (2008)
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