Hi,
The manual says that, in the computation of the function " int
gsl_eigen_symm (gsl matrix * A, gsl vector * eval,
gsl_eigen_symm_workspace * w)", "The diagonal and lower triangular part
of A are destroyed during the computation, but the strict upper
triangular part is not referenced".
Suppose I use gsl_eigen_symm to compute the eigenvalues, and then I want
to modify (gsl matrix*)A and compute the eigenvalues again. After the
1st calculation, do I have to use gsl_matrix_alloc for the matrix A
again before I do the 2nd calculation?
-- Wu
- [Help-gsl] question about gsl_eigen_symm Wu Degang
-