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'''mtx''' is the sparse matrix arithmetic library that forms a central part of ASCEND, and is used extensively by the [[QRSlv]] and [[CMSlv]] solvers.
 
Its original implementation is documented in Karl Westerberg's report ''[http://ascend.cheme.cmu.edu/ftp/pdfPapersRptsSlides/linear_rpt.pdf Development of Software for Solving Systems of Linear Equations]''. The new implementation was re-written in C by Ben Allan and Kirk Abbott during the development of ASCEND IV.
 
See also
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx.h}}
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx_basic.h}}
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx_vector.h}}
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx_linal.h}}
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx_csparse.h}}
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx_reorder.h}}
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx_perms.h}}
* {{src|ascend/linear/mtx_query.h}}
* [[Survey of sparse matrix software]]
* [[Solvers]]
 
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Latest revision as of 01:10, 11 November 2010

mtx is the sparse matrix arithmetic library that forms a central part of ASCEND, and is used extensively by the QRSlv and CMSlv solvers.

Its original implementation is documented in Karl Westerberg's report Development of Software for Solving Systems of Linear Equations. The new implementation was re-written in C by Ben Allan and Kirk Abbott during the development of ASCEND IV.

See also