SIAM Review’s Top-downloaded Paper Spotlights a Rapidly-growing Field

In honor of SIAM Review’s 60th volume, author Mark Newman reflects on the journal's most popular article.

The High-Performance Geometric Multigrid: An HPC Performance Benchmark

The High-Performance Geometric Multigrid incorporates machine sensitivities that correlate well with the sensitivities of high-performance...

Project Jupyter offers tools—from interactive exploration to publication and communication of results—for the life cycle of a...

A ubiquitous example of the "snap to" structure in Adobe Photoshop occurs in floating-point arithmetic.

The High-Performance Conjugate Gradients Benchmark complements the HPL Benchmark and is part of the TOP500 effort.

Simple ordinary differential equations can explain the surprisingly long range of a sling versus the surprisingly short range of a bullet.

The world’s most fundamental matrix equation (WMFME) directly yields many less obvious formulas.

Barbora Benešová and Martin Kružík are the authors of “Weak Lower Semicontinuity of Integral Functionals and...

SIGEST highlights a recent paper from one of SIAM's specialized research journals, chosen on the basis of exceptional interest to the community.

Readers of this issue of SIAM Review will have to decipher the pretty pictures in our featured review by Elias Wegert.

With the introduction of support for other precisions, the floating-point landscape has recently become much richer.

The notion of convergence has a very specific connotation of coming together without ever moving apart.

Olivier Pironneau overviews the features and capabilities of FreeFem++, which uses the finite element method.

Nick Higham reflects on his early experiences and wonders how computers have simplified mathematical writing.

With recent advances in computing and algorithms, data science has risen as a discipline in its own right.