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Fortran program for calculating matrices inverses with jacobi algorithm
I have just done it. Thank you. rogram inverse real(8), dimension(:,:), allocatable :: a, ID real(8), dimension(:), allocatable :: b, x, y real(8) :: s1, su, sm integer :: i, j, k, n print *, 'dimensió' read *, n allocate (a(n,n)) allocate (ID(n,n)) allocate (b(n)) allocate (x(n)) allocate... -
Fortran program for calculating matrices inverses with jacobi algorithm
I knew that. In fact, I was trying to use Jacobi algorithm by dividing the identity matrix in subarrays composed by its columns like that: program inverse real(8), dimension(:,:), allocatable :: a, ID real(8), dimension(:), allocatable :: b, x, y real(8) :: s1, su, sm integer :: i, j, k, n... -
Fortran program for calculating matrices inverses with jacobi algorithm
I am trying to set a program in fortran 95 for calculating inverses of matrices by using the jacobi algorithm. I have compiled it successfully, but I execute it, it is only able to calculate correctly the first column of the new matrix. The code is: Program algo implicit none real(8)...
