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From: frei@rubmez.UUCP (Matthias Frei)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.lang.c++
Subject: Summary of repsones
Keywords: Matrix Operations
Message-ID: <183@rubmez.UUCP>
Date: 31 Oct 88 13:32:20 GMT
Organization: Ruhr Universitaet @ Bochum, Germany
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Hy there,
a lot of requests reached me, so i post the answers to my article:

In article <175@rubmez.UUCP> I wrote:
>Does anybody in netland have a free library
>dealing with Operations for matrices (mul, inv ...) ?
>
>preferred is C++ , but a C-Source is good too.
>
>any comments gracefully accepted

Bruce Cohen (brucec@demiurge.gwd.tek.com) wrote:

> Doug Lea is working on one for the Gnu libg++ class library.  I talked to
> him last week at the Usenix C++ conference; he said he hoped to have the
> whole library done and available to the world in January.  If you want to
> know more about the library in general, there's a paper on it in the
> conference proceedings.  To find out more about the Matrix class  in
> particular,  send mail to him at dl@rocky.oswego.edu.usa

Although I've got a tip for a good book:

> Numerical Recipes in C, The Art of scientific compuing
> by William H. Press
> Cambridge University Press
> 1988

In this book there a lot of sources for numerical algorithms, some
of them dealing with matrix-operations.
Did anybody in netland hack them into his machine, willing to
mail them to me (frei@rubmez.ims.fhg.de) ?

Thanks
	Matthias

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