Additive Combinatorics
Back substitution is a method used in solving systems of linear equations or finding the solutions to a matrix equation after transforming the system into an upper triangular form. This process involves substituting known values back into previous equations to find unknown variables, effectively unraveling the solution step by step. It’s crucial in algorithms like Gaussian elimination, particularly when applying the Chinese Remainder Theorem to solve modular equations.
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