sympy__sympy-22840
Based on the GitHub issue, I understand the problem with SymPy's cse() function. The issue is that when processing MatrixSymbol elements (like a[0, 0]), the cse() function incorrectly extracts the MatrixSymbol itself (like a) as a common…
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Based on the GitHub issue, I understand the problem with SymPy's `cse()` function. The issue is that when processing `MatrixSymbol` elements (like `a[0, 0]`), the `cse()` function incorrectly extracts the `MatrixSymbol` itself (like `a`) as a common subexpression, even though it shouldn't be.
Let me analyze this issue based on my knowledge of SymPy's codebase and create a patch:
The problem is in `sympy/simplify/cse_main.py`. When `cse()` walks the expression tree and finds `MatrixSymbol[i, j]` (which is a `MatrixElement`), it incorrectly identifies the `MatrixSymbol` as a valid subexpressio
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