Hi all.

When inverting a matrix through gaussian elimination, the det() method
is called,
which kills the performance and I think makes little sense as having
calculated the
det allows other ways of inverting the matrix and because there are
other ways of
noticing if the matrix is non-invertible through gaussian elimination.

Also, it is dying on me due to some error (cannot elevate polynomial
to negative power),
but I know that the matrix is invertible.

Is there any good reason to call det() there?

Regards

Bryan

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