Alan George

My primary focus is the (numerous and varied) problems associated with solving very large sparse systems of equations Some examples include analysis of the complexity of certain algorithms, numerical stability issues, design of efficient data structures, design of software packages with good user interfaces, and automatic identification of exploitable parallelism in sparse matrix computations | Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques; Interconnection Networks and Systems; Embedded Systems Design Techniques; Radiation Effects in Electronics; Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems

Alan George is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Waterloo, affiliated with Computer Science. This summary considered 3 collected sources. Listed research or teaching areas include My primary focus is the (numerous and varied) problems associated with solving very large sparse systems of equations Some examples include analysis of the complexity of certain algorithms, numerical stability issues, design of efficient data structures, design of software packages with good user interfaces, and automatic identification of exploitable parallelism in sparse matrix computations; Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques; Interconnection Networks and Systems; Embedded Systems Design Techniques; Radiation Effects in Electronics; Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems.