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From: pmm@acsu.buffalo.edu (patrick m mullhaupt)
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Subject: Re: Numerical software forsale: NAG Workstation Library
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Date: 26 Sep 90 20:41:16 GMT
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In article <29580@netnews.upenn.edu> barkdoll@cattell.psych.upenn.edu (Edwin Barkdoll) writes:
>Numerical Algorithms Group (NAG) Workstation Library for IBM PC/XT/AT
>or compatible for sale.
>

	Since numerical sofware was brought up I just thought I'd
mention that there is FREE numerical software available through
E-mail.  No guarantees on PC compatibility though, its just regular
fortran code.  No hand-holding either, just well commented code.
	Some of the goodies available are:
		LINPACK - Linear algebra routines
		EISPACK - Eigenvector/value routines
		FFTPACK - Fast Fourier transform routines
		MINPACK - Minimization routines

and LOTS more.
	So how do you find out what's available and how to get it?
Just send E-mail to:

	netlib@ornl.gov

In your message just type:

	send index

That's all.  You then get mail back telling you how to get the
software.  Since a computer reads your mail and responds, it only
takes (me) about 10 minutes to get a reply.
	Hope this helps,
		Patrick Mullhaupt (pmm)

PS The ornl in the address stands for Oak Ridge National Laboratory