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%h2 About
%p
  The <b>SuiteSparse Matrix Collection</b> (formerly known as the University of
  Florida Sparse Matrix Collection), is a large and actively growing set of
  sparse matrices that arise in real applications.  The Collection is widely
  used by the numerical linear algebra community for the development and
  performance evaluation of sparse matrix algorithms. It allows for <b>robust</b>
  and <b>repeatable</b> experiments: <b>robust</b> because performance results with
  artificially-generated matrices can be misleading, and <b>repeatable</b> because
  matrices are curated and made publicly available in many formats.  

%p
  The matrices in the Collection cover a wide spectrum of domains, including
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          2D or 3D Geometric Domains
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                Structural engineering
              %li
                Computational fluid dynamics
              %li
                Model reduction
            .col
              %li
                Electromagnetics
              %li
                Semiconductor devices
              %li
                Thermodynamics
            .col
              %li
                Material science
              %li
                Acoustics
              %li
                Computer graphics and vision
            .col
              %li
                Robotics and kinematics
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                Other spatial discretizations
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        %li
          Non-Geometric Domains
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              %li
                Optimization
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                Economic and financial modeling
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                Circuit simulation
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                Theoretical and quantum chemistry
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                Chemical process simulation
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                Mathematics and statistics
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                Power networks
              %li
                Other networks and graph-structured data
%p
  In addition to the matrices and associated metadata, we provide software for accessing the Collection via a number of 
  ==#{link_to "interfaces", "/interfaces"},
  from MATLAB, Mathematica, Fortran, and C, as well as this web application and index.  
%p
  Graph visualization of the matrices is
  provided on this site via 
  ==#{link_to "graphviz", "http://www.graphviz.org"}.
%p
  The Collection is maintained by
  ==#{link_to "<NAME>, Texas A&M University", "http://faculty.cse.tamu.edu/davis"}
  (email: <EMAIL>), 
  ==#{link_to "<NAME>, Yahoo! Labs", "http://yifanhu.net/"},
  and 
  ==#{link_to "<NAME>", "http://www.scottkolo.com"}.


%h2 General-audience description
%p
  ==#{link_to "Click here", "http://faculty.cse.tamu.edu/davis/matrices.html"}
  for an easy-to-understand description of the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection and its images.
  The page includes a video of a talk I gave at the Harn Museum at the University of Florida,
  for general audiences.


%h2 Sample Gallery of the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection:<commit_msg>Fix domain list on mobile<commit_after>=provide(:title, "About")
=provide(:description, "About the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection")

%h2 About
%p
  The <b>SuiteSparse Matrix Collection</b> (formerly known as the University of
  Florida Sparse Matrix Collection), is a large and actively growing set of
  sparse matrices that arise in real applications.  The Collection is widely
  used by the numerical linear algebra community for the development and
  performance evaluation of sparse matrix algorithms. It allows for <b>robust</b>
  and <b>repeatable</b> experiments: <b>robust</b> because performance results with
  artificially-generated matrices can be misleading, and <b>repeatable</b> because
  matrices are curated and made publicly available in many formats.  

%p
  The matrices in the Collection cover a wide spectrum of domains, including
  .container
    .row
      %ul
        %li
          2D or 3D Geometric Domains
          %ul.card-columns
            %li
              Structural engineering
            %li
              Computational fluid dynamics
            %li
              Model reduction
            %li
              Electromagnetics
            %li
              Semiconductor devices
            %li
              Thermodynamics
            %li
              Material science
            %li
              Acoustics
            %li
              Computer graphics and vision
            %li
              Robotics and kinematics
            %li
              Other spatial discretizations
        %br
        %li
          Non-Geometric Domains
          %ul.card-columns
            %li
              Optimization
            %li
              Economic and financial modeling
            %li
              Circuit simulation
            %li
              Theoretical and quantum chemistry
            %li
              Chemical process simulation
            %li
              Mathematics and statistics
            %li
              Power networks
            %li
              Other networks and graph-structured data
%p
  In addition to the matrices and associated metadata, we provide software for accessing the Collection via a number of 
  ==#{link_to "interfaces", "/interfaces"},
  from MATLAB, Mathematica, Fortran, and C, as well as this web application and index.  
%p
  Graph visualization of the matrices is
  provided on this site via 
  ==#{link_to "graphviz", "http://www.graphviz.org"}.
%p
  The Collection is maintained by
  ==#{link_to "<NAME>, Texas A&M University", "http://faculty.cse.tamu.edu/davis"}
  (email: <EMAIL>), 
  ==#{link_to "Yifan Hu, Yahoo! Labs", "http://yifanhu.net/"},
  and 
  ==#{link_to "<NAME>", "http://www.scottkolo.com"}.


%h2 General-audience description
%p
  ==#{link_to "Click here", "http://faculty.cse.tamu.edu/davis/matrices.html"}
  for an easy-to-understand description of the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection and its images.
  The page includes a video of a talk I gave at the Harn Museum at the University of Florida,
  for general audiences.


%h2 Sample Gallery of the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection:
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