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//Copyright (C) 2005 David Saunders, part of LinBox. GNU LGPL, see COPYING.
/*
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/** \ingroup linbox
  \defgroup examples examples

  \brief Ilustrations of the LinBox library in use.

  Some of these examples serve a particular purpose such as computing
  a linear algebra function on an integer matrix stored in a file.
  Some were written expressly to illustrate writing code that uses LinBox.
 */



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