👉 In mathematics, "delustering" is a method of solving systems of linear equations by transforming them into equivalent quadratic systems. This transformation is known as "decompilation," and it is often used in computer science to solve optimization problems or when working with large-scale systems that are difficult to analyze directly. The term was first introduced by Richard Bellman in 1956, who called it "decomposition" because the original problem could be decomposed into two smaller problems. The idea behind
