A suite of routines to perform the eigen-decomposition of symmetric 2*2 matrices and to deliver basic analytic functions, and the derivatives of these functions, of such matrices.
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subroutine, public | chol2 (s, c, ff) |
| Return the cholesky lower triangular factor, C, of the 2X2 symmetric matrix, S, or raise the failure flag, FF, if S is not positive-definite. More...
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subroutine, public | eigensym2 (em, vv, oo) |
| Get the orthogonal eigenvectors, vv, and diagonal matrix of eigenvalues, oo, of the symmetric 2*2 matrix, em. More...
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subroutine | eigensym2d (em, vv, oo, vvd, ood, ff) |
| For a symmetric 2*2 matrix, em, return the normalized eigenvectors, vv, and the diagonal matrix of eigenvalues, oo. More...
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subroutine, public | expsym2 (em, expem) |
| Get the exp of a symmetric 2*2 matrix. More...
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subroutine | expsym2d (x, z, zd) |
| Get the exp of a symmetric 2*2 matrix, and its symmetric derivative. More...
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subroutine | expsym2d_e (x, z, zd) |
| Get the exponential and its symmetric derivative for a symmetric 2*2 matrix using eigen-decomposition. More...
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subroutine | expsym2d_t (x, z, zd) |
| Use the Taylor-series method (eigenvalues both fairly close to zero). More...
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subroutine, public | id2222 (em) |
| General routine for a symmetrized 4th-rank tensor that acts as an effective identity for operations on symmetric matrices. More...
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subroutine, public | invsym2 (em, z) |
| Get the inverse of a 2*2 matrix (need not be symmetric in this case). More...
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subroutine | invsym2d (em, z, zd) |
| Get the inverse, z,of a 2*2 symmetric matrix, em, and its derivative, zd, with respect to symmetric variations of its components. More...
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subroutine, public | logsym2 (em, logem) |
| Get the log of a symmetric positive-definite 2*2 matrix. More...
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subroutine | logsym2d (x, z, zd) |
| General routine to evaluate the logarithm, z=log(x), and the symmetric derivative, zd = dz/dx, where x is a symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix. More...
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subroutine, public | sqrtsym2 (em, z) |
| Get the sqrt of a symmetric positive-definite 2*2 matrix. More...
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subroutine | sqrtsym2d (x, z, zd) |
| General routine to evaluate z=sqrt(x), and the symmetric derivative, zd = dz/dx, where x is a symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix. More...
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subroutine | sqrtsym2d_e (x, z, zd) |
| Eigen-method. More...
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subroutine | sqrtsym2d_t (x, z, zd) |
| Use the Taylor-series method (eigenvalues both fairly close to unity). More...
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A suite of routines to perform the eigen-decomposition of symmetric 2*2 matrices and to deliver basic analytic functions, and the derivatives of these functions, of such matrices.
In addition, we include a simple cholesky routine.
- Author
- R. J. Purser
subroutine, public psym2::chol2 |
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Return the cholesky lower triangular factor, C, of the 2X2 symmetric matrix, S, or raise the failure flag, FF, if S is not positive-definite.
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[in] | s | 2X2 symmetric matrix |
[out] | c | cholesky lower triangular factor |
[out] | ff | raise the failure flag |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 455 of file psym2.f90.
References pietc::u0.
subroutine, public psym2::eigensym2 |
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Get the orthogonal eigenvectors, vv, and diagonal matrix of eigenvalues, oo, of the symmetric 2*2 matrix, em.
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[in] | em | symmetric 2*2 matrix |
[out] | vv | orthogonal eigenvectors |
[out] | oo | diagonal matrix of eigenvalues |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 43 of file psym2.f90.
References pietc::o2, pietc::u0, and pietc::u1.
subroutine psym2::eigensym2d |
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For a symmetric 2*2 matrix, em, return the normalized eigenvectors, vv, and the diagonal matrix of eigenvalues, oo.
If the two eigenvalues are equal, proceed no further and raise the logical failure flag, ff, to .true.; otherwise, return with vvd=d(vv)/d(em) and ood=d(oo)/d(em) and ff=.false., and maintain the symmetries between the last two of the indices of these derivatives.
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[in] | em | symmetric 2*2 matrix |
[out] | vv | normalized eigenvectors |
[out] | oo | diagonal matrix of eigenvalues |
[out] | vvd | vvd=d(vv)/d(em) |
[out] | ood | ood=d(oo)/d(em) |
[out] | ff | logical failure flag |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 76 of file psym2.f90.
References pietc::o2, pietc::u0, and pietc::u1.
subroutine psym2::expsym2d_t |
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Use the Taylor-series method (eigenvalues both fairly close to zero).
For a 2*2 symmetric matrix x, try to get both the z=exp(x) and dz/dx using the Taylor series expansion method.
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[in] | x | symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix |
[out] | z | Taylor series expansion method exp(x) |
[out] | zd | symmetric derivative |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 347 of file psym2.f90.
References id, and pietc::u1.
subroutine psym2::invsym2d |
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Get the inverse, z,of a 2*2 symmetric matrix, em, and its derivative, zd, with respect to symmetric variations of its components.
I.e., for a symmetric infinitesimal change, delta_em, in em, the resulting infinitesimal change in z would be:
delta_z(i,j) = matmul(zd(i,j,:,:),delta_em)
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[in] | em | 2*2 symmetric matrix |
[out] | z | inverse of a 2*2 symmetric matrix |
[out] | zd | derivative of the 2*2 symmetric matrix |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 132 of file psym2.f90.
subroutine psym2::logsym2d |
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General routine to evaluate the logarithm, z=log(x), and the symmetric derivative, zd = dz/dx, where x is a symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix.
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[in] | zd | the symmetric derivative |
[out] | x | a symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix |
[out] | z | evaluate the logarithm log(x) |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 409 of file psym2.f90.
References pietc::o2, pietc::u0, and pietc::u1.
subroutine psym2::sqrtsym2d |
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General routine to evaluate z=sqrt(x), and the symmetric derivative, zd = dz/dx, where x is a symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix.
If the eigenvalues are very close together, extract their geometric mean for "preconditioning" a scaled version, px, of x, whose sqrt, and hence its derivative, can be easily obtained by the series expansion method. Otherwise, use the eigen-method (which entails dividing by the difference in the eignevalues to get zd, and which therefore fails when the eigenvalues become too similar).
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[in] | x | symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix |
[out] | z | sqrt(x) result |
[out] | zd | symmetric derivative |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 177 of file psym2.f90.
References pietc::u1.
subroutine psym2::sqrtsym2d_t |
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Use the Taylor-series method (eigenvalues both fairly close to unity).
For a 2*2 positive definite symmetric matrix x, try to get both the z=sqrt(x) and dz/dx using the binomial-expansion method applied to the intermediate matrix,
r = (x-1). ie z=sqrt(x) = (1+r)^{1/2} = I + (1/2)*r -(1/8)*r^2 ...
+ [(-)^n *(2n)!/{(n+1)! * n! *2^{2*n-1}} ]*r^{n+1}
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[in] | x | symmetric 2*2 positive-definite matrix |
[out] | z | sqrt(x) result |
[out] | zd | symmetric derivative |
- Author
- R. J. Purser
Definition at line 236 of file psym2.f90.
References id, pietc::o2, pietc::u0, and pietc::u1.