Elemental intrinsics
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Most familiar intrinsics can be applied to arrays
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E.g., SQRT(A(1:100)) computes 100 square roots
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Transformational intrinsics
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Reductions combine elements in an array (or along one dimension at a time)
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E.g., SUM(A) adds up the elements in A
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Data movement operations perform structured transformations
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E.g. TRANSPOSE(A) transposes A (2-D only)
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Array query intrinsics
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Useful for assumed-shape arrays
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E.g., SIZE(A,1) gives the extent of A in the first dimension
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