11 March 2011

The Benefits of Using Rigorously Tested Routines from Numerical Libraries

This white paper speaks to matters affecting computationally intensive new product simulations of electronic components and the mathematical and statistical methods that ultimately affect time to market. To the extent that electrical and electronics engineers' work involves significant numerical computations, it is timely to re-examine how computational frameworks are or are not designed for maximum performance.

Author
 Rob Meyer, Numerical Algorithms Group

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