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Michael |
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[Help-gsl] Looking for integrator that supports evaluating integrand at multiple points in batch mode? |
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Sun, 12 Aug 2007 00:36:04 -0400 |
Looking for integrator that supports evaluating integrand at multiple
points in batch mode?
Hi all,
GSL doesn't have it?
I am looking for a numerical integrator in C/C++, which works with
semi-infinite interval, and supports evaluating the integrand function
at multiple points at a time in batch mode...
This is essentially a equivalent of Matlab "quadl", which based on
Gauss-Lobatto algorithm. It evaluates the integrand function at
multiple points at a time in batch mode. That's to say, f(x), where x
is a vector, and the function operates on x element-wise, returning
[f(x1) f(x2) f(x3) ... f(xn)] as a vector in one batch for the
elements x1, x2, ..., xn in x.
I haven't found anywhere such a vector integrand implementation in C/C+
+.
I've found it in Fortran but then it involves Fortran calling C/C++
and/or C/C++ calling Fortran, etc.
Please give me some pointers! Thanks a lot!
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