I decided to reorganize a bit our web site in order
to put everything Haskell related into one spot,
so it will be easier to find.
The URL is http://www.numeric-quest.com/haskell/index.html
Aside from pointers to the software that some of you already
know of, I have added two new modules:
1. Solution of linear equations by orthogonalization
This is a literate Haskell module Orthogonals.lhs,
describing my own experimental method for solving
systems of linear equations. Frankly, I do not
know how efficient it is, but it is - in my humble
opinion - quite elegant.
I would appreciate some feedback here.
2. Roots of polynomials - Roots.lhs
This is also a literate Haskell module. It implements
the well known Laguerre's method for finding complex
roots of polynomials. This method is "sure-fire".
Format-wise, both modules are HTML formatted, but I also
took good care to assure that they are also readable
directly via ascii editors: majority of the formatting
tags is restricted to the left margin only and should
not distract a reader, I hope.
And, of course, both modules are directly executable.
Enjoy!
Jan
