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function Matrix_Addition_CRS(A,B)result(C)implicit none type(type_crs),intent(in)::A,Btype(type_crs)::Cinteger(int32)::k! Assume same sparsity structureC=AC%val(:)=0.0d0do k=1,A%nnzC%val(k)=A%val(k)+B%val(k)end do end function Matrix_Addition_CRS