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Article #584scientific subrotuines in lisp?
From: John Alan McDonald
Date: Wed, 04 Jun 1986 20:54
Date: Wed, 04 Jun 1986 20:54
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I am interested in finding out about any collections
of lisp (preferably Common Lisp) functions reproducing
the functionality of the standard Fortran scientific subroutine
packages like Linpack, Eispack, IMSL, etc.
Please reply to me by mail and I will summarize.
Thanks.
--
John Alan McDonald
Statistics, GN-22, U of W
Seattle, Wa. 98195
(206) 545 7438
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