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C++ Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing Framework
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numerics is a C++20 library for scientific computing.
It provides dense and sparse linear algebra, direct factorizations, Krylov solvers, ODE integrators, spectral transforms, graph algorithms, and quadrature.
The compute kernels are efficient, allocate nothing, and have no dependencies.
The layers above them state the mathematical preconditions of each algorithm, such as symmetry or positive-definiteness, as C++20 concepts.
A precondition that cannot be established at compile time is asserted by the caller and verified at run time under the diagnostic presets.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
numerics is a C++20 library for scientific computing.
It provides dense and sparse linear algebra, direct factorizations, Krylov solvers, ODE integrators, spectral transforms, graph algorithms, and quadrature.
The compute kernels are efficient, allocate nothing, and have no dependencies.
The layers above them state the mathematical preconditions of each algorithm, such as symmetry or positive-definiteness, as C++20 concepts.
A precondition that cannot be established at compile time is asserted by the caller and verified at run time under the diagnostic presets.Read the full README ↗