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1.NVIDIA / cutlass

CUDA Templates and Python DSLs for High-Performance Linear Algebra

cuda
deep-learning
deep-learning-library
cpp
nvidia
gpu
+1 more

C++Other license11K total2.2K forks

+1,088 stars

from 9,609 · score 6.99

2.g-truc / glm

OpenGL Mathematics (GLM)

glm
opengl
mathematics
vector
matrix
quaternion
+6 more

C++Other license11K total2.4K forks

+418 stars

from 10,872 · score 6.04

3.flame / blis

BLAS-like Library Instantiation Software Framework

blis
blas
blas-libraries
linear-algebra
linear-algebra-library
matrix-multiplication
+8 more

C Other license2.7K total437 forks

+81 stars

from 2,620 · score 4.41

4.Reference-LAPACK / lapack

LAPACK development repository

linear-algebra
lapack
blas
lapacke
linear-equations
eigenvalues
+4 more

Fortran Other license1.9K total520 forks

+81 stars

from 1,838 · score 4.41

5.hypre-space / hypre

Parallel solvers for sparse linear systems featuring multigrid methods.

math-physics
library
hpc
radiuss

C Other license875 total264 forks

+45 stars

from 830 · score 3.83

6.neslib / FastMath

Fast Math Library for Delphi

delphi-rtl
delphi-fastmath
fastmath
overloaded-operators
vectors
matrix
+2 more

Pascal Other license194 total45 forks

+11 stars

from 183 · score 2.48

7.xiaoyeli / superlu

Supernodal sparse direct solver. https://portal.nersc.gov/project/sparse/superlu/

C Other license337 total105 forks

+8 stars

from 329 · score 2.20

8.Inochi2D / inmath

Games math library for D

dlang
math
nogc

D Other license12 total0 forks

+1 stars

from 11 · score 0.69

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