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Group: comp.lang.fortran · Group Profile
Author: tegteg Date: Sep 19, 2008 07:47
Den Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:37:28 -0600 skrev Ron Ford:
> I downloaded lapack recently and wanted to put a dent in it by calling
> one of its subroutines. I hoped to call one that would determine the
> eigenvalues of a real matrix, but that doesn't seem to be on the menu.
> A person seems to need to put quite a bit of effort to determine exactly
> what the subroutines do, and deciphering the titles is one step on that
> path.
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> I found SGEHRD.f, where I think the S is single precision, the GE is a
> general matrix, the H is Hessenberg and RD might be reduction. So I'll
> be hoping to take a eal matrix and use lapack to give me the Hessenberg
> form, which, I can then use for bigger and better things.
>
Hi,
Lapack has both driver routines and expert routines. If you just want to
get started with for example eigenvalue systems then drivers like DGEEV
or DSYEV are a good choice. They will do the transformations to
triangular form and other stuff for you.
Good luck,
Jörgen
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