Math 221 - Numerical Linear Algebra

Class Organization

  • Time and Location: MWF 9-10 in 405 Soda Hall
    (not in 71 Evans, as posted on Infocal)
  • Prof: Jim Demmel
    Tentative office hours: 10-11 MWF in 737 Soda Hall
    (send email)
  • TA: Nat Thurston
    Office hours: 1-3 TuTh in 1070 Evans
    (send email)
  • Secretary: Bob Untiedt
    (send email)
  • Announcements: (last updated Dec 14, 1995, 8:00am)
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  • Math 221 Infocal information

    • Final exam will be Friday, Dec 15, 5-8pm in 70 Evans.

    Review session for Final: Wednesday 12/13, 10-12am, 405 Soda Hall

    Handouts

  • Course Overview

    • Lecture Notes

    I have temporarily removed all chapters while I am cleaning them up to send to the publisher, SIAM.

    Matlab Programs for Homework Assignments

    Other Online Software and Documentation

  • Matlab Primer
  • Matlab Online Reference Docs
  • Netlib, a repository of numerical software and related documentation
  • Netlib Search Facility, a way to search for the software on Netlib that you need
  • GAMS - Guide to Available Math Software, another search facility to find numerical software
  • LAPACK, state-of-the-art software for dense numerical linear algebra on workstations and shared-memory parallel computers. Written in Fortran.
  • CLAPACK, a C version of LAPACK.
    (For a partial C++ version, see LAPACK++ on Roldan Pozo's homepage)
  • LAPACK Manual
  • ScaLAPACK, a partial version of LAPACK for distributed-memory parallel computers.
  • LINPACK and EISPACK are precursors of LAPACK, dealing with linear systems and eigenvalue problems, respectively.
  • Templates for the solution of linear systems, a collection of iterative methods, with advice on which ones to use.
  • PETSc: Portable, Extensible, Toolkit for Scientific Computation
  • NHSE - National High Performance Computing and Communications Software Exchange, pointers to related work across the country.
  • Notes on IEEE Floating Point Arithmetic, by Prof. W. Kahan

    • Related Courses

  • Parallel Numerical Linear Algebra. This course was offered as a week-long short course in Summer 1995. It is a shortened version of CS 267, Applications of Parallel Computers, which is taught each spring semester. This home page includes a complete text as well as extensive pointers to other information sites on the WWW.
  • MIT's 18.335, Numerical Methods. Fall 1995.
  • MIT's 18.337, Parallel Scientific Computing, Spring 1995.
  • CSEP - Computational Science Education Project, an on-line course developed by the Dept. of Energy

    • Miscellany

  • Other UCB EECS classes with home pages

    • This page has been accessed times since Oct 29, 1995.