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Given a large sparse nonsingular $n\times n$ Jacobian matrix $J$,
we are considering the solution to the following system of linear equations,
J x = b,
in which $x$ and $b$ are $n\times 1$ vectors.
Iterative solvers are considered to be among the effective solution techniques~\cite{ilu2003}.
%These solvers are matrix-free which makes AD as a suitable method of differentiation.
Iterative techniques are typically used in combination with
the preconditioning techniques~\cite{precond1,ilu2003}.
Rather than solving the previous system,
we can solve the preconditioned system
M^{-1} J x= M^{-1} b,
where the $n \times n$ matrix $M$ serves as a preconditioner that approximates
the coefficient matrix,
M approximates J
Some preconditioning techniques like ILU preconditioning can generate a preconditioner
which has nonzero at some places in which the Jacobian matrix $J$ has zero elements.
These nonzero elements are called fill-in.