Optical Signal Processing 1987
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-355760-5.50016-8
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Optical Linear Algebra Processors

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“…(1) Operations of multiplication, inversion and addition in (1) are carried out simultaneously through a decomposition of an augmented matrix A B X--C D I (2) 1. INTRODUCTION Optical linear algebra processors (OLAPs) are single-instruction-multiple-data (SIMD) type parallel computing systems that perform a few operations such as matrix multiplications and matrix decompositions efficiently at a high speed [1]. The OLAPs are not programmable like the digital processors.…”
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“…(1) Operations of multiplication, inversion and addition in (1) are carried out simultaneously through a decomposition of an augmented matrix A B X--C D I (2) 1. INTRODUCTION Optical linear algebra processors (OLAPs) are single-instruction-multiple-data (SIMD) type parallel computing systems that perform a few operations such as matrix multiplications and matrix decompositions efficiently at a high speed [1]. The OLAPs are not programmable like the digital processors.…”
Section: The Faddeeva Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Optical linear algebra processors (OLAPs) are single-instruction -multiple -data (SIMD) type parallel computing systems that perform a few operations such as matrix multiplications and matrix decompositions efficiently at a high speed [1]. The OLAPs are not programmable like the digital processors.…”
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“…Array multiplication such as vector-matrix and their use in calculating eigenvalues has been suggested using one-and two-dimensional SLMs. [24,25] A system of one-dimensional SLMs designed to perform optically 2-dimensional operations such a s Fourier transforms, matrix-matrix multiplications, and matrix inversion is currently under development. [261 Symbolic substitution was recently suggested as a computing tool using optical implementation.…”
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confidence: 99%