| | Sparse Matrix Ordering Example |
 | | Graph theory was identified as a powerful tool for sparse matrix computation when Seymour Parter used undirected graphs to model symmetric Gaussian elimination more than 30 years ago [28]. |
 | | Graphs can be used to model symmetric matrices, factorizations and algorithms on non-symmetric matrices, such as fill paths in Gaussian elimination, strongly connected components in matrix irreducibility, bipartite matching, and alternating paths in linear dependence and structural singularity. |
 | | By using a dual graph of a mesh, one way to implement the algorithm family of constructing a PSAW is to reuse BGL algorithms such as BFS and DFS with a customized visitor to provide operations during traversal. |
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