sarah-quinones/faer-rs

Linear algebra foundation for the Rust programming language

What it solves

It provides a high-performance, pure Rust implementation of linear algebra routines, offering a portable and correct alternative to existing libraries for mathematical computations.

How it works

The library implements both low-level linear algebra routines for maximum control and a high-level wrapper that simplifies the use of these routines for general development.

Who it’s for

Developers who need a reliable, portable, and fast linear algebra library written entirely in Rust.

Highlights

  • Pure Rust implementation
  • Focuses on portability, correctness, and performance
  • Includes both low-level routines and high-level wrappers

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