Statically sized arrays for Julia

Efficient implementation of struct arrays in Julia

Lazy arrays and linear algebra in Julia

Performant arrays where each dimension can have a named axis with values

Fortran-like arrays with arbitrary, zero or negative starting indices.

BlockArrays for Julia

Julia package for lazily representing matrices filled with a single entry

Designs for new Base array interface primitives, used widely through scientific machine learning (SciML) and other organizations

Lazy in-place transformations of arrays

Julia package to facilitate writing mulithreaded, multidimensional, cache-efficient code

A Julia package for representing infinite-dimensional arrays

Resizeable multi-dimensional arrays for Julia

Lazy shifted arrays for data analysis in Julia

Arrays with both statically and dynamically sized axes in Julia

Structures of Arrays that behave like Arrays of Structures

Structures of Arrays that behave like Arrays of Structures

Add virtual padding to the edges of an array

Efficient storage and handling of nested arrays in Julia

Stack-allocated pointer-based array views

Julia package for doing arithmetic on endpoints in array indexing

Julia package for lazily viewing a 3D or 4D array as an expanded 2D array in the form of a mosaic of matrix slices

Julia package for fast fourier transforms and periodic views

A Julia package to explore a new system of array views

Julia implementation of indexed or "lookup" arrays

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Interface package for StaticArrays.jl

A Julia package for representing multi-dimensional grids

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Interface designs for enforcing static computations in array functions with Julia

Package-specific AbstractUnitRange types for julia

Lazy arrays with arbitrary user-defined transformations

Traits for arrays that live in space and time

Create arrays from memory buffers that lack appropriate alignment

Julia package for indices-aware array concatenation and growth

Efficient and convenient array data structures where the columns of the arrays are generated (on the fly) by Ranges.

Ranges that preserve indices of views