help regarding numerical linearization

R

rvdora9

Hello
I wish to solve a linear equation of the form Ax=b where b and x are
known.I wish to evaluate the system matrix A by numerical
linearization.Can anyone suggest me the algorithms to be used.Please
help me in this regard.
best wishes
pappala
 
C

Christopher Benson-Manica

I wish to solve a linear equation of the form Ax=b where b and x are
known.I wish to evaluate the system matrix A by numerical
linearization.Can anyone suggest me the algorithms to be used.Please
help me in this regard.

(Head to comp.programming or comp.algorithms.)

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K

Keith Thompson

Christopher Benson-Manica said:
(Head to comp.programming or comp.algorithms.)

Alas, there is no comp.algorithms newsgroup. Presumably
comp.programming is a good place to discuss algorithms.

For narrower topics, there are comp.graphics.algorithms and
comp.games.development.programming.algorithms.
 
C

Christopher Benson-Manica

Keith Thompson said:
Alas, there is no comp.algorithms newsgroup. Presumably
comp.programming is a good place to discuss algorithms.

I would have sworn that it was mentioned by someone else as a
redirect; I'm truly sorry that no one called me on this little fiction
before. Thanks.
 
D

Dik T. Winter

>
> Alas, there is no comp.algorithms newsgroup. Presumably
> comp.programming is a good place to discuss algorithms.
>
> For narrower topics, there are comp.graphics.algorithms and
> comp.games.development.programming.algorithms.

For this kind of questions, sci.math.num-analysis is possibly a better
proposition. But a web search on "gaussian elimination" would give a
solution, I think.
 

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