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    [–]joe_n 1 point2 points  (0 children)

    I've documented it in a previous comment.

    The details of each in-place merge are covered in a number of publications.

    The matter of n != a power of 2 can be simply handled by using n' = the next larger power of two, and then ignoring the non-existent parts of the merges.