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GAMS Module SLSODA in SODEPACK


SLSODA

 
Solves initial-value problems for stiff and nonstiff systems of ordinary
differential equations. Automatically selects between Adams (nonstiff) and
Backward Differentiation Formula (stiff) methods. In the stiff case, the
Jacobian matrix may be full or banded, and either user-supplied or internally
approximated by difference quotients. Resulting linear systems solved by
direct methods (LU factor/solve). (By: A.C. Hindmarsh and L.R. Petzold).
 
Classes  :  I1a1b . Multistep methods (e.g., Adams predictor-corrector) for
                  general, nonstiff or mildly stiff initial value problems
                  for ordinary differential equations.
            I1a2 .  Stiff and mixed algebraic-ordinary differential
                  equations
 
Type     : Fortran subroutine in SODEPACK package.
Access   : Public domain. Portable.
Precision: Single.
Note     : Source includes all SODEPACK single precision modules.
 
Usage    : CALL SLSODA (F, NEQ, Y, T, TOUT, ITOL, RTOL, ATOL, ITASK, ISTATE,
           IOPT, RWORK, LRW, IWORK, LIW, JAC, JT)
 
Details  : Fullsource Source
Sites    : (1) NETLIB
 

Implementation of SLSODA from SODEPACK on NETLIB

 
NETLIB:    Public access repository, The University of Tennessee at
           Knoxville and Bell Laboratories
 
Precision: Single. (Double: DLSODA)
Note     : Source includes all SODEPACK single precision modules.
 
You may access components from NETLIB outside GAMS as follows.
 
   Source       : Retrieve odepack/opksmain.f from
                  http://www.netlib.org
   Fullsource   : Retrieve odepack/opksmain.f, 
                  odepack/opksa1.f, and odepack/opksa2.f from
                  http://www.netlib.org


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