@inbook {IOPORT.02152741,
    author       = {Hendrickson, Bruce},
    title        = {Combinatorial scientific computing: Discrete algorithms in computational science and engineering.},
    year         = {2004},
    booktitle    = {NACoM-2003 extended abstracts. Proceedings of the international conference on numerical analysis and computational mathematics, Cambridge, UK, May 23--26, 2003. (Contained as No. 2 in the journal ANACM 1, No. 1-2, 524 p. (2004))},
    isbn         = {3-527-40462-7},
    pages        = {87-90},
    publisher    = {Weinheim: Wiley-VCH},
    abstract     = {Summary: Although scientific computing is generally viewed as the province of differential equations and numerical analysis, combinatorial techniques have long played a crucial role. For instance, graph theory is essential to the study of molecular structures and material science, many problems in linear algebra involve discrete algorithms, and the parallelization of scientific computations leads to numerous combinatorial problems. Some of these many successes are reviewed, and suggestions are made for new opportunities at this intersection of disciplines.},
    identifier   = {02152741},
}