Gene Golub
Gene Golub · Science & Medicine
Numerical linear algebra; the singular value decomposition
1932, Chicago, Illinois, United States — 2007, Stanford, California, United States
United States
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Gene H. Golub was an American mathematician and a founder of modern numerical linear algebra, best known for practical, stable algorithms to compute the singular value decomposition (SVD) and for the widely used textbook 'Matrix Computations'. He was Jewish, the son of Jewish immigrants, and spent his career at Stanford University.
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Numerical linear algebra; the singular value decomposition
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