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#!/bin/sh
# Caveat receptor.  Jack Dongarra - dongarra@cs.utk.edu, 
#                   Eric Grosse   - ehg@research.bell-labs.com
# April 8, 1995
#
#
# Netlib is also accessible via the World Wide Web.
# Our URL is http://www.netlib.org/
#
# If you have trouble accessing netlib files please
# send mail to netlib_maintainers@netlib.org
#
# In addition, anonymous ftp can be used to retrieve netlib files.
# Ftp to ftp.netlib.org and log in as anonymous.  Use your 
# complete e-mail address as the password.
#
# For a request returned in multiple mail messages, remove the
# mail header and "sh" resulting files in any order.
# to unpack, sh this message in an empty directory
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin
cat > readme <<'bigmail CUT HERE............'

 ===== How to use netlib =====

 This file is the reply you'll get to:
 	mail netlib@netlib.org
 	send index
 Here are examples of the various kinds of requests.
 *  get the full index for a library
 	send index from eispack
 *  get a particular routine and all it depends on
 	send dgeco from linpack
 *  get just the one routine, not subsidiaries
 	send only dgeco from linpack
 *  get dependency tree, but excluding a subtree
 	send dgeco but not dgefa from linpack
 *  just tell how large a reply would be, don't actually send the file
 	send list of dgeco from linpack
 *  get a list of sizes and times of all files in a library
 	send directory for benchmark
 *  search for somebody in the SIAM membership list:
 	who is gene golub
 *  keyword search for netlib software
 	find cubic spline
 *  ask to be notified of new and changed files in a library
	mail netlib@research.att.com
	subscribe eispack
    (For now, send to netlib.att.com;  lists will be distributed later.)
 *  set the chunk size used for reply
 	mailsize 100k
 *  (optional) end of request
 	quit

 The Internet address "netlib@netlib.org" refers to a gateway
 machine, at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
 This address should be understood on all the major networks.  

 For access from Europe, try the duplicate collection in Oslo:
 	Internet:       netlib@netlib.no
 	EARN/BITNET:    netlib%netlib.no@norunix.bitnet
 For the Pacific, try netlib@nchc.gov.tw in Taiwan.
The former netlib/matlab directory is now maintained at
	  matlib@mathworks.com.
A collection of statistical software is available from
	  statlib@temper.stat.cmu.edu.
 The TeX User Group distributes TeX-related software from
	  tuglib@math.utah.edu .
 The symbolic algebra system REDUCE is supported by
	  reduce-netlib@rand.org.

 An excellent guide to the mysteries of networks and address syntax is:
 Donnalyn Frey and Rick Adams (1989) "!%@:: A Directory of Electronic
 Mail Addressing and Networks", O'Reilly & Associates, Inc, 632 Petaluma
 Ave, Sebastopol CA 95472.  Background about netlib is in Jack J.
 Dongarra and Eric Grosse, Distribution of Mathematical Software Via
 Electronic Mail, Comm. ACM (1987) 30,403-407 and in a quarterly column
 published in the SIAM News and SIGNUM Newsletter.

 Bugs reports, comments, and annual lists of recipients will be
 forwarded to the code authors when possible.  Many of these codes are
 designed for use by professional numerical analysts who are capable of
 checking for themselves whether an algorithm is suitable for their
 needs.  One routine can be superb and the next awful.  So be careful!

 -------quick summary of contents---------
 a - approximation algorithms
 aicm - selected material from Advances in Computational Mathematics
 alliant - set of programs collected from Alliant users
....
....   省略
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voronoi - Voronoi diagrams and Delaunay triangulations
 xnetlib - X windows interface to netlib
 y12m - sparse linear system  (Aarhus)

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lib	a
for	algorithms for numerical approximation
editor	Eric Grosse
master	netlib.bell-labs.com


lib	access
for	netlib access tools, such as unshar
editor	Eric Grosse
master	netlib.bell-labs.com


lib	aicm
for	selected material from Advances in Computational Mathematics
#	journal published by Baltzer
master	netlib.bell-labs.com


lib	alliant
for	programs collected from Alliant users
editor	Jack Dongarra
master	ornl.gov

...
... 省略
...

lib	xmagic
for	X windows front-end to MaGIC
master	ornl.gov


lib	xnetlib
for	X Windows netlib file retrieval application
editor	Reed Wade <wade@cs.utk.edu>
contact xnetlib@cs.utk.edu
master	ornl.gov


lib	y12m
for	sparse linear systems
by	Zahari Zlatev, Jerzy Wasniewski and Kjeld Schaumburg
,	Comp Sci; Math Inst; Univ Aarhus; Ny Munkegade; DK 8000 Aarhus
ref     Z. Zlatev et.al., Y12M solution of large and sparse systems of
,       linear algebraic equations, Lecture Notes in Computer Science
,       Volume 121, Springer, 1981.
master	ornl.gov


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