Computational Mathematics for and with AI/ML
Companion page for our group poster at the Math & AI workshop in Seattle (August 18-20, 2026).
This page accompanies our poster at the Math & AI Summer in Seattle workshop (August 18-20, 2026), which brings together the themes of the DARPA expMath and AIQ programs. The map below is the poster's centerpiece: every box is a link to the corresponding paper, library, or note, and the application papers from the poster's bottom strip follow underneath.
All projects on the map
- RandBLAS + RandLAPACK: RandBLAS (GitHub), RandLAPACK (GitHub), RandNLA monograph
- RandRAND: paper
- PRISM: paper
- AutoSpec: paper
- VERITAS: about
- VSCL: about
- HTMuon | RMNP: HTMuon, RMNP
- HTSR: paper I, paper II
- NeurDE: paper
- Powerformer: paper
- RL4RLA: paper
- FLARE: paper
- Heavy-tailed Random Matrix Models: paper
- AlphaQ | KVQuant | SqueezeLLM: AlphaQ, KVQuant, SqueezeLLM
- References on the map: BLAS, LAPACK, IEEE P3109, mathlib4, AlphaProof, Neural ODEs, PINNs, Neural operators, Score-based diffusion (SDE)
VERITAS
VERITAS (Verification Engine for Reliable and Intelligent Testing of Algebra Systems) is our framework for automated testing and certification of AI-generated numerical linear algebra code: LLM recognition and behavioural fingerprinting route any kernel to a testing harness covering correctness, reproducibility, performance, and uncertainty, ending in a certificate of trust. The project is in its pre-award phase and has no public artifact yet; this entry will link to it when one exists.
VSCL
The Verified Scientific Computing Library (VSCL) is a Lean 4 library of machine-checked numerical stability proofs in the style of Higham's error analysis, built so that AI-generated numerical mathematics can be verified at the speed it is generated. A public release is being consolidated; this entry will link to the repository when it lands.
Application papers
Real problems we have solved, from the poster's bottom strip:
Poster by Shenghao Yang, Maksim Melnichenko, and Oleg Balabanov. PI: Michael Mahoney (UCB/ICSI/LBNL); co-PIs: Ben Erichson (ICSI/LBNL), Yaoqing Yang (Dartmouth), Yujun Yang (Dartmouth). Page maintained by Maksim Melnichenko.