Parallel versions of FORM and more
Matthias Steinhauser, Takahiro Ueda, Jos A.M. Vermaseren
TL;DR
This paper reviews the development and capabilities of parallel versions of the computer algebra system FORM, highlighting their strengths, applications, and related programs developed within a research center.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of the parallel implementations of FORM, including ParFORM and TFORM, and discusses their applications and related tools FIRE and FIESTA.
Findings
ParFORM and TFORM enhance FORM's performance for large computations.
Parallel versions are effective for complex algebraic calculations.
Related programs extend FORM's functionality in specific research areas.
Abstract
We review the status of the parallel versions of the computer algebra system FORM. In particular, we provide a brief overview about the historical developments, discuss the strengths of ParFORM and TFORM, and mention typical applications. Furthermore, we briefly discuss the programs FIRE and FIESTA, which have also been developed with the Collaborative Research Center/TR~9 (CRC/TR~9).
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TopicsComputability, Logic, AI Algorithms · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Polynomial and algebraic computation