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“Compress and eliminate” solver for symmetric positive definite sparse matrices. (English) Zbl 1391.65052

##### MSC:
 65F05 Direct numerical methods for linear systems and matrix inversion 65F50 Computational methods for sparse matrices 65F08 Preconditioners for iterative methods
##### Software:
CHOLMOD; ILUT; STRUMPACK; UMFPACK; Zoltan
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