Fortran Libraries for Scientific Computing

This project is a community-driven standard library for the Fortran programming language, providing a comprehensive collection of algorithms, data structures, and system utilities. It is designed to extend the language's native capabilities, offering a unified toolkit for scientific computing, numerical analysis, and general-purpose programming. The library distinguishes itself through a modular architecture that utilizes generic interface dispatch and compile-time specialization to ensure high performance across various data types. It provides standardized abstractions for external numerical

LAPACK is a comprehensive library of Fortran routines designed for high-performance numerical analysis and linear algebra. It serves as a foundational scientific computing framework, providing standardized procedures for solving systems of linear equations, eigenvalue problems, and least squares approximations. The library distinguishes itself through a hierarchical routine abstraction that organizes mathematical operations into distinct levels of complexity. It utilizes block-partitioned matrix algorithms and a column-major memory layout to optimize data locality and hardware efficiency. By

Gonum is a numerical computing library for the Go programming language, providing a collection of packages for scientific computing, linear algebra, statistics, and optimization. It functions as a framework for performing complex numerical computations and solving systems of linear equations. The project includes a dedicated graph analysis framework for modeling network graphs and solving connectivity and pathfinding problems. It also provides a statistical analysis toolkit for computing descriptive and inferential statistics and estimating mixture entropy. The library's capability surface c

OpenBLAS is a high-performance library for basic linear algebra subprograms that provides optimized matrix and vector operations. It serves as a multi-architecture math backend and numerical computing framework designed to execute complex mathematical calculations and high-speed numerical analysis. The library functions as an optimized CPU math library that detects hardware at runtime to apply the most efficient operation kernels for the specific processor. It supports multiple CPU targets through a combination of optimized assembly and C implementations. The project covers high-performance

OpenBLAS is a high-performance implementation of the Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms standard designed for numerical computing and matrix operations. It serves as a hardware-accelerated numerical library and optimized math kernel library, providing a computational engine for large-scale matrix multiplication and vector operations. The library distinguishes itself through the use of hand-tuned assembly kernels and SIMD instruction mapping, such as AVX and SVE, to maximize floating-point performance on specific CPU architectures. It features a multi-threaded framework that manages parallel exe

SciPy is a scientific computing library for Python that provides a comprehensive collection of mathematical algorithms and numerical tools for research and engineering. It functions as a high-performance numerical analysis framework, bridging high-level Python code with compiled C and Fortran routines to execute complex computations at hardware speeds. The library is built upon array-based data structures that utilize strided memory layouts to enable efficient data manipulation and slicing. By employing vectorized operation dispatch and linking to optimized hardware-specific linear algebra li

ArrayFire is a hardware-agnostic compute framework and JIT-compiled tensor engine designed for high-performance numerical computing. It serves as a GPU numerical computing library and parallel signal processing toolkit that abstracts hardware backends, allowing the same codebase to execute across various GPU architectures and CPUs. The project distinguishes itself through a JIT engine that uses expression compilation to fuse operations and minimize memory overhead. It employs a deferred execution graph to optimize computation chains and provides interoperability primitives to share data and e

xtensor is a C++ multidimensional array library for numerical computing that provides N-dimensional containers with an interface mirroring the NumPy API. It utilizes a lazy evaluation expression engine to defer numerical computations until assignment, which minimizes memory allocations and intermediate copies. The library features a foreign memory array adaptor that allows it to wrap external buffers, such as NumPy arrays, to perform numerical operations in-place without duplicating data. It further optimizes performance through lazy broadcasting and a system that manages the lifetime of temp