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Professor Alan Edelman has lead a somewhat unusual life proving "pure math" theorems in random matrix theory, developing numerical algorithms, and improving software for high performance computing. He has found that the theory and the practice go hand in hand. While many suppose that the mathematics might suggest how to compute, the surprise is that the computing suggests how to do the mathematics.
Edelman's current research passions:
What is it about Hermite, Laguerre, Jacobi that binds together so much mathematics and computing? (There are hundreds of perfectly valid answers to this question, none of which are yet completely satisfying.) Clues are to be found in random matrix theory and in matrix computations (eig, svd, gsvd).
Julia: A Fresh Approach to Technical Computing: Technical computing languages let data scientists explore their data sets, engineers model their structures, and scientists explore their models. We are building a technical computing language that is
easy to use
open source (science needs to be open source!)
high performance (who says interpreted must mean low performance??)
easy to parallelize (and no per processor fee!)
lets you fairly readily do things that you did not even know were possible (this is my favorite! for example, I can target parts of LAPACK to take advantage of special matrix structures or you can explore your own parallel algorithm without so much trouble)
Edelman's current research passions:
What is it about Hermite, Laguerre, Jacobi that binds together so much mathematics and computing? (There are hundreds of perfectly valid answers to this question, none of which are yet completely satisfying.) Clues are to be found in random matrix theory and in matrix computations (eig, svd, gsvd).
Julia: A Fresh Approach to Technical Computing: Technical computing languages let data scientists explore their data sets, engineers model their structures, and scientists explore their models. We are building a technical computing language that is
easy to use
open source (science needs to be open source!)
high performance (who says interpreted must mean low performance??)
easy to parallelize (and no per processor fee!)
lets you fairly readily do things that you did not even know were possible (this is my favorite! for example, I can target parts of LAPACK to take advantage of special matrix structures or you can explore your own parallel algorithm without so much trouble)
Research Interests
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CoRR (2024)
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Physical review lettersno. 20 (2024): 207301-207301
COMPUTER METHODS IN APPLIED MECHANICS AND ENGINEERING (2024): 116591-116591
Avik Pal,Flemming Holtorf, Axel Larsson, Torkel Loman, Utkarsh, Frank Schäefer, Qingyu Qu,Alan Edelman,Chris Rackauckas
CoRR (2024)
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IEEE Transactions on Automatic Controlno. 99 (2024): 1-7
CoRR (2023)
CoRR (2023)
arXiv (Cornell University) (2023): 26809-26819
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#Citation: 12502
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Sociability: 6
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