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cgedi(3P)

NAME

cgedi - compute the determinant and inverse of a general matrix A, which has been LU-factored by xGECO or xGEFA. 

SYNOPSIS

SUBROUTINE DGEDI (DA, LDA, N, IPIVOT, DDET, DWORK, JOB)

SUBROUTINE SGEDI (SA, LDA, N, IPIVOT, SDET, SWORK, JOB)

SUBROUTINE ZGEDI (ZA, LDA, N, IPIVOT, ZDET, ZWORK, JOB)

SUBROUTINE CGEDI (CA, LDA, N, IPIVOT, CDET, CWORK, JOB)

 

#include <sunperf.h>

void dgedi(double ∗da, int lda, int n, int ∗ipivot, double ∗det, int job) ;

void sgedi(float ∗sa, int lda, int n, int ∗ipivot, float ∗det, int job) ;

void zgedi(doublecomplex ∗za, int lda, int n, int ∗ipivot, doublecomplex ∗det, int job) ;

void cgedi(complex ∗ca, int lda, int n, int ∗ipivot, complex ∗det, int job) ;

ARGUMENTS

xA On entry, the LU factorization of the matrix A, as computed by xGECO or xGEFA.  On exit, the inverse of the original matrix A if the inverse was requested, otherwise it is unchanged. 

LDA Leading dimension of the array A as specified in a dimension or type statement.  LDA >= max(1,N). 

N Order of the original matrix A.  N >= 0. 

IPIVOT Pivot vector as computed by xGECO or xGEFA. 

xDET On exit, the determinant of the matrix A.  The determinant is stored as b ∗ (10∗∗expon) where b is stored in DET(1) and expon is stored in DET(2).  1.0 >= |DET(1)| >= 10.0  or  DET(1) = 0.0. 

xWORK Scratch array with a dimension of N. 

JOB Determines which operation the subroutine will perform:
11both determinant and inverse
01inverse only
10determinant only

SAMPLE PROGRAM

 
      PROGRAM TEST
      IMPLICIT NONE
C
      INTEGER           INVDET, LDA, N
      PARAMETER        (INVDET = 11)
      PARAMETER        (N = 4)
      PARAMETER        (LDA = N)
C
      DOUBLE PRECISION  A(LDA,N), DET(2), RCOND, WORK(N)
      INTEGER           ICOL, IPIVOT(N), IROW, JOB
C
      EXTERNAL          DGECO, DGEDI
C
C     Initialize the array A to store the matrix A shown below.  Its
C     exact inverse also is shown below.
C
C         -3   1                         1    1  1  1  1
C     A =  1  -2   1        A∗∗(-1) = - --- ∗ 1  3  3  3
C              1  -2   1                 2    1  3  5  5
C                  1  -1                      1  3  5  7
C
      DATA A / -3.0D0, 1.0D0, 2∗0.0D0, 1.0D0, -2.0D0, 1.0D0, 2∗0.0D0,
     $         1.0D0, -2.0D0, 1.0D0, 2∗0.0D0, 1.0D0, -1.0D0 /
C
      PRINT 1000
      PRINT 1010, ((A(IROW,ICOL), ICOL = 1, N), IROW = 1, N)
      CALL DGECO (A, LDA, N, IPIVOT, RCOND, WORK)
      JOB = INVDET
      CALL DGEDI (A, LDA, N, IPIVOT, DET, WORK, JOB)
      PRINT 1020
      PRINT 1010, ((A(IROW,ICOL), ICOL = 1, N), IROW = 1, N)
      PRINT 1030, DET(1) ∗ (1.0D1 ∗∗ DET(2))
C
 1000 FORMAT (1X, ’A:’)
 1010 FORMAT (4(3X, F5.1))
 1020 FORMAT (/1X, ’A∗∗(-1):’)
 1030 FORMAT (/1X, ’det(A) =’, F6.1)
C
      END

SAMPLE OUTPUT

 
 A:
    -3.0     1.0     0.0     0.0
     1.0    -2.0     1.0     0.0
     0.0     1.0    -2.0     1.0
     0.0     0.0     1.0    -1.0
 
 A∗∗(-1):
    -0.5    -0.5    -0.5    -0.5
    -0.5    -1.5    -1.5    -1.5
    -0.5    -1.5    -2.5    -2.5
    -0.5    -1.5    -2.5    -3.5
 
 det(A) =   2.0

SunOS 5.0  —  Last change: 10 Dec 1998

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