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Tries and suffix trees The suffix tree of a string of length n has Θ(n) nodes, a...

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Tries and suffix trees

The suffix tree of a string of length n has Θ(n) nodes, and the alphabet has constant size. Why can an implementation still use Θ(n²) space, and how can this be avoided?

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