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subroutine cget37 (RMAX, LMAX, NINFO, KNT, NIN)
 CGET37

Function/Subroutine Documentation

subroutine cget37 ( real, dimension( 3 )  RMAX,
integer, dimension( 3 )  LMAX,
integer, dimension( 3 )  NINFO,
integer  KNT,
integer  NIN 
)

CGET37

Purpose:
 CGET37 tests CTRSNA, a routine for estimating condition numbers of
 eigenvalues and/or right eigenvectors of a matrix.

 The test matrices are read from a file with logical unit number NIN.
Parameters
[out]RMAX
          RMAX is REAL array, dimension (3)
          Value of the largest test ratio.
          RMAX(1) = largest ratio comparing different calls to CTRSNA
          RMAX(2) = largest error in reciprocal condition
                    numbers taking their conditioning into account
          RMAX(3) = largest error in reciprocal condition
                    numbers not taking their conditioning into
                    account (may be larger than RMAX(2))
[out]LMAX
          LMAX is INTEGER array, dimension (3)
          LMAX(i) is example number where largest test ratio
          RMAX(i) is achieved. Also:
          If CGEHRD returns INFO nonzero on example i, LMAX(1)=i
          If CHSEQR returns INFO nonzero on example i, LMAX(2)=i
          If CTRSNA returns INFO nonzero on example i, LMAX(3)=i
[out]NINFO
          NINFO is INTEGER array, dimension (3)
          NINFO(1) = No. of times CGEHRD returned INFO nonzero
          NINFO(2) = No. of times CHSEQR returned INFO nonzero
          NINFO(3) = No. of times CTRSNA returned INFO nonzero
[out]KNT
          KNT is INTEGER
          Total number of examples tested.
[in]NIN
          NIN is INTEGER
          Input logical unit number
Author
Univ. of Tennessee
Univ. of California Berkeley
Univ. of Colorado Denver
NAG Ltd.
Date
November 2011

Definition at line 91 of file cget37.f.

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