Description of fast matrix multiplication algorithm: ⟨3×5×9:104⟩

Algorithm type

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Algorithm definition

The algorithm ⟨3×5×9:104⟩ could be constructed using the following decomposition:

⟨3×5×9:104⟩ = ⟨3×5×3:36⟩ + ⟨3×5×6:68⟩.

This decomposition is defined by the following equality:

TraceMulA_1_1A_1_2A_1_3A_1_4A_1_5A_2_1A_2_2A_2_3A_2_4A_2_5A_3_1A_3_2A_3_3A_3_4A_3_5B_1_1B_1_2B_1_3B_1_4B_1_5B_1_6B_1_7B_1_8B_1_9B_2_1B_2_2B_2_3B_2_4B_2_5B_2_6B_2_7B_2_8B_2_9B_3_1B_3_2B_3_3B_3_4B_3_5B_3_6B_3_7B_3_8B_3_9B_4_1B_4_2B_4_3B_4_4B_4_5B_4_6B_4_7B_4_8B_4_9B_5_1B_5_2B_5_3B_5_4B_5_5B_5_6B_5_7B_5_8B_5_9C_1_1C_1_2C_1_3C_2_1C_2_2C_2_3C_3_1C_3_2C_3_3C_4_1C_4_2C_4_3C_5_1C_5_2C_5_3C_6_1C_6_2C_6_3C_7_1C_7_2C_7_3C_8_1C_8_2C_8_3C_9_1C_9_2C_9_3=TraceMulA_1_1A_1_2A_1_3A_1_4A_1_5A_2_1A_2_2A_2_3A_2_4A_2_5A_3_1A_3_2A_3_3A_3_4A_3_5B_1_1B_1_2B_1_3B_2_1B_2_2B_2_3B_3_1B_3_2B_3_3B_4_1B_4_2B_4_3B_5_1B_5_2B_5_3C_1_1C_1_2C_1_3C_2_1C_2_2C_2_3C_3_1C_3_2C_3_3+TraceMulA_1_1A_1_2A_1_3A_1_4A_1_5A_2_1A_2_2A_2_3A_2_4A_2_5A_3_1A_3_2A_3_3A_3_4A_3_5B_1_4B_1_5B_1_6B_1_7B_1_8B_1_9B_2_4B_2_5B_2_6B_2_7B_2_8B_2_9B_3_4B_3_5B_3_6B_3_7B_3_8B_3_9B_4_4B_4_5B_4_6B_4_7B_4_8B_4_9B_5_4B_5_5B_5_6B_5_7B_5_8B_5_9C_4_1C_4_2C_4_3C_5_1C_5_2C_5_3C_6_1C_6_2C_6_3C_7_1C_7_2C_7_3C_8_1C_8_2C_8_3C_9_1C_9_2C_9_3

N.B.: for any matrices A, B and C such that the expression Tr(Mul(A,B,C)) is defined, one can construct several trilinear homogeneous polynomials P(A,B,C) such that P(A,B,C)=Tr(Mul(A,B,C)) (P(A,B,C) variables are A,B and C's coefficients). Each trilinear P expression encodes a matrix multiplication algorithm: the coefficient in C_i_j of P(A,B,C) is the (i,j)-th entry of the matrix product Mul(A,B)=Transpose(C).

Algorithm description

These encodings are given in compressed text format using the maple computer algebra system. In each cases, the last line could be understood as a description of the encoding with respect to classical matrix multiplication algorithm. As these outputs are structured, one can construct easily a parser to its favorite format using the maple documentation without this software.


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