Salih,

the second parameter receiving the eigenvectors in eigenSolveSymmetric is
missing.
There is no function eigenSolveSymmetric with only one parameter.

Ciao,
Rolf



----- Original Message -----
From: "salih_alborno" <salih_alborno@...>
To: <jsci@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 10:10 PM
Subject: [jsci] problem in JSci.maths.LinearMath.eigenSolveSymmetric( )


> dear sirs,
>
> i have been using JSci recently. it worked fine. however when i have
> attempted using the eigenSolveSymmetric(x,v) function, i get an
> error saying " cannot resolve symbol" and the error points to the
> function.
> i have used: LinearMath.eigenvalueSolveSymmetric(x) and it worked
> perfectly.
> my code looks like this:
>
> double array [][] = new double[][]{
> {2,5,1},
> {1,4,1},
> {1,2,7},
> };
> JSci.maths.DoubleSquareMatrix x = new DoubleSquareMatrix(array);
> double g[] = new double [3];
> try {
>
> g = LinearMath.eigenSolveSymmetric(x);
>
> } catch (MaximumIterationsExceededException mxe){
> System.out.println(mxe.getMessage());
> }
>
> i will be thankfull, if you could tell what is the problem.
> yours
> salih
> 21/4/03
>
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