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Input arguments

[X,Jordan,Q,Z,S,T,history] = ...
      jdqz('Afun','Bfun',k,Sigma,Options,Par(1),Par(2),...)
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The additional input arguments Par(1), Par(2),... are passed to 'Afun' and to 'Bfun' as input arguments: for instance, Av = Afun(v,'',Par(1),Par(2),...).


With flag = 'dimension', the statement Afun(v,flag,...) should return the dimension n of the problem. With flag ='', flag = 'A', or flag = 'B', it should return an n-vector Av; with flag ='', it also may return two n-vectors: [Av,Bv].

Other choices for flag are also allowed (for instance, flag = 'preconditioner', flag = 'L', flag = 'U'). However, an error should result for unknown (or unused) selections.

Example.

function [Av,Bv] = Afun(v,flag,gamma)
  switch flag
    case 'dimension'
      Av = 10000; Bv = []; return
    case ''
    otherwise %%% error message should be included!
      error(sprintf('''%s'' unknown flag',flag))
  end
  [Av,Bv] = ABfun(v,gamma);
return



Gerard L.G. Sleijpen 2002-05-02