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From: danjudd@agnes.uucp (Dan Judd)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Re: linpack and eispack and assorted numerical tools
Summary: we have em, but you may want a more upto date version
Keywords: source wanted
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Date: 18 May 89 19:23:59 GMT
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In article <2298@Portia.Stanford.EDU> rpeck@Jessica.stanford.edu (Raymond Peck) writes:
>Anyone know (ha ha) where I can get the linpack sources ??
>
>Any pointers to numerical tools are welcome.
>

We have fortran source to both eispack and linpack here, but they
go back to at least 1986, so they may not be optimum.  I am told that
the newer versions can be obtained by sending mail to Argon National Labs
mcs.anl.gov or anl-mcs.arpa. Supposedly there is a mail alias called netlib
the functions as a server. I would recommend bugging the Argon people
first, but if that doesn't get any results, send me mail and I will 
put it out on anon ftp here.

Dan Judd
Sys Admin St. Olaf College
danjudd@thor.acc.stolaf.edu