Abstract: Cholesky factorization is a core operation in scientific computing, yet its scalability is often constrained by memory limitations when processing extremely large dense matrices. This work ...

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ABSTRACT: In this paper, the well-known Cholesky Algorithm (for solving simultaneous linear equations, or SLE) is re-visited, with the ultimate goal of developing a simple, user-friendly, attractive, ...

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Proposal: Add an implementation of the Cholesky factorization for symmetric, positive-definite matrices within the linear_algebra module. The module currently lacks a Cholesky factorization.