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dsymatrix+dsymatrix operator
Definition at line 61 of file dsymatrix-dsymatrix.hpp.
References _(), dsymatrix::darray, i(), and dsymatrix::n.
66 std::cerr <<
"These two matrises can not make a summation." << std::endl
67 <<
"Your input was (" << matA.
n <<
"x" << matA.
n <<
") + (" << matB.
n <<
"x" << matB.
n <<
")." << std::endl;
74 for(CPPL_INT j=0; j<matA.
n; j++){
75 for(CPPL_INT
i=j;
i<matA.
n;
i++){
_dgematrix i(const _dgbmatrix &mat)
Real Double-precision Symmetric Matrix Class [l-type (UPLO=l) Strage].
CPPL_INT n
matrix column size
double ** darray
array of pointers of column head addresses
_dcovector _(dcovector &vec)
dsymatrix-dsymatrix operator
Definition at line 85 of file dsymatrix-dsymatrix.hpp.
References _(), dsymatrix::darray, i(), and dsymatrix::n.
90 std::cerr <<
"These two matrises can not make a subtraction." << std::endl
91 <<
"Your input was (" << matA.
n <<
"x" << matA.
n <<
") - (" << matB.
n <<
"x" << matB.
n <<
")." << std::endl;
98 for(CPPL_INT j=0; j<matA.
n; j++){
99 for(CPPL_INT
i=j;
i<matA.
n;
i++){
_dgematrix i(const _dgbmatrix &mat)
Real Double-precision Symmetric Matrix Class [l-type (UPLO=l) Strage].
CPPL_INT n
matrix column size
double ** darray
array of pointers of column head addresses
_dcovector _(dcovector &vec)
dsymatrix*dsymatrix operator
Definition at line 109 of file dsymatrix-dsymatrix.hpp.
References _(), dgematrix::array, dsymatrix::array, dsymatrix::complete(), dsymatrix::m, dgematrix::m, and dsymatrix::n.
110 {CPPL_VERBOSE_REPORT;
114 std::cerr <<
"These two matrises can not make a product." << std::endl
115 <<
"Your input was (" << matA.
n <<
"x" << matA.
n <<
") * (" << matB.
n <<
"x" << matB.
n <<
")." << std::endl;
128 dsymm_( &side, &uplo, &matA.
n, &matB.
n, &alpha, matA.
array, &matA.
n, matB.
array, &matB.
m, &beta, newmat.array, &newmat.m );
Real Double-precision General Dence Matrix Class.
CPPL_INT const & m
matrix row size
CPPL_INT n
matrix column size
double * array
1D array to store matrix data
_dcovector _(dcovector &vec)