Fortran Finding Eigenvalues & Eigenvectors with Fortran99 for Sparse Matrices

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Fortran 99 can be utilized to find eigenvalues and eigenvectors of sparse matrices, though there is some uncertainty about the specific version of Fortran available. Users can either develop a custom program tailored to their needs or search for existing solutions. A recommended resource for finding relevant programs is the Netlib repository, which offers a variety of numerical algorithms. Additionally, conducting a Google search can yield further online resources and tools for working with sparse matrices in Fortran.
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Hi everybody..
How can i use fortran99 to find the eigenvalues & eigenvectors of sparse matrices?

Thanx :)
 
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IDK if there is a Fortran 99. But, like everybody else, you can either write a program to solve your particular problem, or you go hunting for a program that someone else has written.

The netlib is a good place to start looking:

http://www.netlib.org/

You can also use google to find other resources which may be online.
 
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