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Bitonic Search is an efficient algorithm for finding the position of a specific value in a sorted array with multiple peaks and valleys (non-monotonic array). It reduces the search space by considering the array as two bitonic sequences. Bitonic search is particularly useful when the array has multiple minima and maxima.
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