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In this book the theory of binary systems is considered as a part of group theory and, in particular, within the framework of Lie groups. The novelty is the consequent treatment of topological and differentiable loops as topological and differentiable sections in Lie groups. The interplay of methods and tools from group theory, differential geometry and topology, symmetric spaces, topological geometry, and the theory of foliations is what gives a special flavour to the results presented in this book. It is the first monograph devoted to the study of global loops. So far books on differentiable loops deal with local loops only. This theory can only be used partially for the theory of global loops since non-associative local structures have, in general, no global forms. The text is addressed to researchers in non-associative algebra and foundations of geometry. It should prove enlightening to a broad range of readers, including mathematicians working in group theory, the theory of Lie groups, in differential and topological geometry, and in algebraic groups. The authors have produced a text that is suitable not only for a graduate course, but also for selfstudy in the subjectby interested graduate students. Moreover, the material presented can be used for lectures and seminars in algebra, topological algebra and geometry.

Loops (Group theory) --- Lie groups.

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Group theory --- Moufang loops --- Loops, Moufang --- Loops (Group theory) --- Moufang loops.

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The book contains the first systematic exposition of the current known theory of K-loops, as well as some new material. In particular, big classes of examples are constructed. The theory for sharply 2-transitive groups is generalized to the theory of Frobenius groups with many involutions. A detailed discussion of the relativistic velocity addition based on the author's construction of K-loops from classical groups is also included. The first chapters of the book can be used as a text, the later chapters are research notes, and only partially suitable for the classroom. The style is concise, but complete proofs are given. The prerequisites are a basic knowledge of algebra such as groups, fields, and vector spaces with forms.

Loops (Group theory) --- Algebra --- Mathematical Theory --- Mathematics --- Physical Sciences & Mathematics --- Group theory. --- Group Theory and Generalizations. --- Groups, Theory of --- Substitutions (Mathematics)

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Automatic transformation of a sequential program into a parallel form is a subject that presents a great intellectual challenge and promises great practical rewards. There is a tremendous investment in existing sequential programs, and scientists and engineers continue to write their application programs in sequential languages (primarily in Fortran),but the demand for increasing speed is constant. The job of a restructuring compiler is to discover the dependence structure of a given program and transform the program in a way that is consistent with both that dependence structure and the characteristics of the given machine. Much attention in this field of research has been focused on the Fortran do loop. This is where one expects to find major chunks of computation that need to be performed repeatedly for different values of the index variable. Many loop transformations have been designed over the years, and several of them can be found in any parallelizing compiler currently in use in industry or at a university research facility. Loop Transformations for Restructuring Compilers: The Foundations provides a rigorous theory of loop transformations. The transformations are developed in a consistent mathematical framework using objects like directed graphs, matrices and linear equations. The algorithms that implement the transformations can then be precisely described in terms of certain abstract mathematical algorithms. The book provides the general mathematical background needed for loop transformations (including those basic mathematical algorithms), discusses data dependence, and introduces the major transformations. The next volume will build a detailed theory of loop transformations based on the material developed here. Loop Transformations for Restructuring Compilers: The Foundations presents a theory of loop transformations that is rigorous and yet reader-friendly.

Compilers (Computer programs). --- Loops (Group theory). --- Parallel processing (Electronic computers). --- Compilers (Computer programs) --- Loops (Group theory) --- Parallel processing (Electronic computers) --- High performance computing --- Multiprocessors --- Parallel programming (Computer science) --- Supercomputers --- Loop groups --- Group theory --- Compiling programs (Computer programs) --- Computer programs --- Programming software --- Systems software --- Computer science. --- Microprocessors. --- Computer Science. --- Processor Architectures. --- Computer Science, general.

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Algebraic geometry --- 512 --- Algebra --- 512 Algebra --- Lacets (théorie des groupes) --- Loops (Group theory) --- Algèbre universelle. --- Algebra, Universal --- Algèbre universelle --- Algebra, Universal. --- Lacets (théorie des groupes) --- Categories (mathematiques) --- Categories abeliennes