El 15/04/2013, a las 09:22, Sonya Blade escribi?:

>> Let me put it more clearly: you are not getting eigenvector entries, your 
>> printing statement is 
>> nonsense (you >print a pointer as a floating point number), so you cannot 
>> say the imaginary part is 
>> nonzero. It is indeed >zero, SLEPc gives the right solution, your program is 
>> wrong.
>> Jose
> 
> Sorry and thank you for clarifying that,
> One last question, I got the correct eigenvalues, now I got the 
> eigenvectors, but they differ from the exact solution. 
> 
> For example, for the first eigenvalue(2405.247) I got the following 
> eigenvector 
> set where it differ from the exact solution, what could be the possible 
> reason of that?
> 
> Regards,
>    
> Row   Exact Results           SLEPC RESULTS
> 0     0.2255511               -0.014234
> 1     -5.2313502              0.330131
> 2     3.1352583               -0.197855
> 3     -4.4245184              0.279215
> 4     0.0898345               -0.005669
> 5     1.9278406               -0.121659
> 6     0.0033757               -0.000213
> 7     -0.7077308              0.044662
> 8     0.0687009               -0.004335
> 9     0.1684281               -0.010629
> 10    -2.81293611             0.177514
> 11    1.93270712              -0.121966
> 12    -0.00306213             0.000193
> 13    0.88278714              -0.055709
> 14    -0.70857415:            0.044715
> 15    0.03025516:             -0.001909
> 16    -2.81094417:            0.177388
> 17    1.12005518:             -0.070683
> 18    2.73596119:             -0.172656
> 19    0.22734020:             -0.014347
> 20    -4.42534221:            0.279267
> 21    2.22134222:             -0.140181
> 22    -5.00448323:            0.315815
> 23    0.17399224:             -0.01098
> 24    2.38934725:             -0.150783
> 25    -3.75380226:            0.236889
> 26    0.09633427:             -0.006079
> 27    0.48140228:             -0.03038
> 28    -1.52250229:            0.09608
> 29    -0.00132830:            0.000084
> 30    1.16923331:             -0.073786
> 31    0.09701232:             -0.006122
> 32    0.00268833:             -0.00017
> 33    1.59855934:             -0.100879
> 34    -3.75642735:            0.237054
> 35    0.13951936:             -0.008805
> 36    1.17316037:             -0.074034
> 37    -1.32576838:            0.083664
> 38    -0.00203439:            0.000128
> 39    0.47943940:             -0.030256
> 40    0.09694141:             -0.006118
> 41    0.00071442:             -0.000045
> 42    0.14814343:             -0.009349
> 43    -5.23126844:            0.330126
> 44    2.33293345:             -0.147223
> 45    3.01784046:             -0.190445
> 46    -5.00416947:            0.315795
> 47    0.17591748:             -0.011101                                       
>   

Eigenvectors are not unique. If you normalize your "exact" solution you will 
see that it coincides with SLEPc's answer. If you don't know what an 
eigenvector is, you will have a hard time using SLEPc.

Jose

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