(ACM Digital Library): This is a seminal paper describing the design of a hardware sorter configured as a balanced binary tree. It explores how such hardware can be used as a "base machine" for relational databases, which aligns closely with the "BaseSorter" naming convention.
If your interest is in the software logic often packaged in such archives: BaseSorter.rar
While there is no single academic paper titled "BaseSorter," the following research papers are foundational to the topics typically associated with that file name (hardware sorters and database management): (ACM Digital Library): This is a seminal paper
Since you are looking for specific papers, you might find reference management tools useful for clustering your research: Tool for Organizing Your Findings
: Provides a breakdown of CPU time and complexity for standard algorithms like Bubble, Selection, and Quick Sort, which are often the "base" for more complex sorting tools. Tool for Organizing Your Findings