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From: van den Bosch (vandenbosch_at_[hidden])
Date: 2003-10-23 09:37:29
Hello,
I'm using Blitz++ for several months now. For my research I developed some
algorithms that perform various general purpose useful things :
- 1D cubic spline interpolation (based on numerical recipes algorithm)
- 3D linear interpolation (my algorithm)
- 1D gauss-kronrod integration (non adaptive, based on FORTRAN quadpack
routines)
- acceleration of series (based on the weigthed-average method from Prof.
Mosig and Prof. Michalski)
- bessel functions of complex arguments J_n(z), where n = int (based on an
algorithm developed by C.F. Dutoit)
All those algorithms, as vital parts to my code, are continuously checked and
sometimes improved.
Would it be useful for Blitz++ to have those features implemented ? If so,
would anyone help me for customizing the code as to fit into Blitz' way of
coding ? Or should I turn to another library ? I also keep in mind the
copyrights, however most algorithms have been developed by me.
What do you think ?
Ides
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