lis_esolve(3)
โจ lis_esolve โ solve the standard eigenvalue problem โจ
okay bestie, welcome to lis_esolve(3) from the Lis Library Functions ๐ โ yes this is the one where we find eigenvalues, and yes it's giving main character energy ๐ฅ
๐ธ SYNOPSIS ๐ธ
#include "lis.h"
LIS_INT lis_esolve(LIS_MATRIX A, LIS_VECTOR x, LIS_REAL evalue,
LIS_ESOLVER esolver);
literally copy that verbatim, no cap ๐ซถ
๐ DESCRIPTION ๐
so what this does is solve the standard eigenvalue problem Ax = lx using whatever eigensolver you hand it. that's it. that's the whole vibe โจ you give it a matrix and an initial vector, it gives you back an eigenvalue and the matching eigenvector. iconic behavior honestly ๐
๐ INPUT ๐
Aโ the coefficient matrix ๐งฎ the whole point of the operation, lowkeyxโ the initial vector ๐ฑ where the iteration starts its little journeyesolverโ the esolver ๐ the actual solver doing the heavy lifting
๐ฆ OUTPUT ๐ฆ
evalueโ the eigenvalue of mode0โญ mode zero specifically, don't forgetxโ the associated eigenvector ๐ the one that belongs to that eigenvalueesolverโ the number of iterations, the execution time, etc. โฑ๏ธ all the receipts, bestie
๐ EXIT STATUS ๐
here's what you get back:
0โ the process is normally terminated ๐ we ateunspecifiedโ an error occurred ๐ญ something went wrong and it's not telling you exactly what
ngl, "unspecified" is not the most helpful thing in the world but that's literally what it says, so. we report, you decide ๐
๐ฅ SEE ALSO ๐ฅ
lis(3)โ the main character of the manual set ๐- http://www.ssisc.org/lis/ โ the website, go look at it ๐
that's the whole page, bestie, you're so welcome ๐ซถโจ
this was Man Page, dated 23 Oct 2016, for lis_esolve(3) โ catch you in the next one ๐๐
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