Finding Eigenvalues of Real Non-Symmetric Matrices

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A user seeks an optimized C program for calculating eigenvalues of real nonsymmetric matrices, specifically requesting alternatives to Numerical Recipes. The discussion highlights concerns about the licensing of Numerical Recipes, with suggestions to explore the GNU Scientific Library as a viable resource. Participants encourage using Google for additional options or considering writing a custom solution.
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Hi,
Can somebody provide a link(other than numerical recipes) where I can get an optimized 'C' program for calculating eigenvalues of real nonsymmetric martix.

Thanks
 
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What's wrong with Numerical Recipes?

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The license? ;)

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Try google? Or write your own?
 
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