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Nested dissection is an ordering technique used to order the sparse symmetric positive definite systems of linear equations arising from discretizations to elliptic boundary value problems yielding regular n × n grids. By taking a recursive view of nested dissection we develop an ordering strategy which is particularly simple and efficient when n &equil; 2@−1. A FORTRAN IV subroutine of our algorithm is included and some experiments are presented.