New mathematical theories often lead to new algorithms. These have to be cast in software implementations before their effiency and optimality beyond the state of the art can find their way into applications. Beyond prototype implementations, several working groups of the department develop software libraries for a wide variety of different application domains.
- KerMor
Model order reduction of parametrized dynamical systems using Kernels - RBmatlab
Reduced Basis Methods Matlab Library - Dune-rb
DUNE module for reduced basis methods and an interface to RBmatlab - ALBERTA
Adaptive Finite Elements - CHEVIE
Computer algebra project for symbolic calculations with generic character tables of groups of Lie type, Coxeter groups, Iwahori-Hecke algebras and other related structures - WEB-Splines
Meshless finite element methods with B-splines - liquidSVM
A fast and versatile package for support vector machines (SVM) and related kernel-based learning algorithms
