package stats;
/*
    Blas_f77.java copyright claim:

    This software is based on public domain LINPACK routines.
    It was translated from FORTRAN to Java by a US government employee 
    on official time.  Thus this software is also in the public domain.


    The translator's mail address is:

    Steve Verrill 
    USDA Forest Products Laboratory
    1 Gifford Pinchot Drive
    Madison, Wisconsin
    53705


    The translator's e-mail address is:

    steve@ws13.fpl.fs.fed.us


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History:

Date        Translator        Changes

2/25/97     Steve Verrill     Translated
3/10/98     Steve Verrill     isamax and colisamax added

*/




/**
*
*<p>
*This class contains Java versions of a number of the LINPACK 
*basic linear algebra subroutines (blas):
*<ol>
*<li> isamax_f77
*<li> daxpy_f77
*<li> ddot_f77
*<li> dscal_f77
*<li> dswap_f77
*<li> dnrm2_f77
*<li> dcopy_f77
*<li> drotg_f77
*</ol>
*It also contains utility routines that the translator found useful
*while translating the FORTRAN code to Java code.  "col" indicates that
*the routine operates on two columns of a matrix.  "colv" indicates that
*the routine operates on a column of a matrix and a vector.  The "p"
*at the end of dscalp, dnrm2p, and dcopyp indicates that these
*routines operate on a portion of a vector:
*
*<ol>
*<li> colisamax_f77
*<li> colaxpy_f77
*<li> colvaxpy_f77
*<li> colvraxpy_f77
*<li> coldot_f77
*<li> colvdot_f77
*<li> colscal_f77
*<li> dscalp_f77
*<li> colswap_f77
*<li> colnrm2_f77
*<li> dnrm2p_f77
*<li> dcopyp_f77
*<li> colrot_f77
*<li> sign_f77
*</ol>
*
*<p>
*<b>IMPORTANT:</b>  The "_f77" suffixes indicate that these routines use
*FORTRAN style indexing.  For example, you will see
*
*   for (i = 1; i <= n; i++)
*
*rather than
*
*   for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
*
*To use the "_f77" routines you will have to declare your vectors
*and matrices to be one element larger (e.g., v[101] rather than
*v[100], and a[101][101] rather than a[100][100]), and you will have
*to fill elements 1 through n rather than elements 0 through n - 1.
*Versions of these programs that use C/Java style indexing will
*soon be available.  They will end with the suffix "_j".
*
*<p>
*This class was translated by a statistician from FORTRAN versions of 
*the LINPACK blas.  It is NOT an official translation.  It wastes
*memory by failing to use the first elements of vectors.  When 
*public domain Java numerical analysis routines become available 
*from the people who produce LAPACK, then <b>THE CODE PRODUCED
*BY THE NUMERICAL ANALYSTS SHOULD BE USED</b>.
*
*<p>
*Meanwhile, if you have suggestions for improving this
*code, please contact Steve Verrill at steve@ws13.fpl.fs.fed.us.
*
*@author Steve Verrill
*@version .5 --- February 25, 1997
* 
*/

public class Blas_f77 extends Object {

/**
*
*<p>
*This method finds the index of the element of a vector
*that has the maximum absolute value.  It is a translation 
*from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK function ISAMAX.
*In the LINPACK listing ISAMAX is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of March 11, 1978.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, March 10, 1998.
*
*@param  n        The number of elements to be checked
*@param  x[&#32]  vector
*@param  incx     The subscript increment for x[&#32]
*
*/


   public static int isamax_f77 (int n, double x[], int incx) {

      double xmax;
      int isamax,i,ix;

      if (n < 1) {

         isamax = 0;

      } else if (n == 1) {

         isamax = 1;

      } else if (incx == 1) {

         isamax = 1;
         xmax = Math.abs(x[1]);
         
         for (i = 2; i <= n; i++) {

            if (Math.abs(x[i]) > xmax) {

               isamax = i;
               xmax = Math.abs(x[i]);

            }

         }

      } else {

         isamax = 1;
         ix = 1;
         xmax = Math.abs(x[ix]);
         ix += incx;

         for (i = 2; i <= n; i++) {

            if (Math.abs(x[ix]) > xmax) {

               isamax = i;
               xmax = Math.abs(x[ix]);

            }

            ix += incx;

         }
        
      }

      return isamax;

   } 



/**
*
*<p>
*This method finds the index of the element of a portion of a
*column of a matrix that has the maximum absolute value.  
*It is a modification of the LINPACK function ISAMAX.
*In the LINPACK listing ISAMAX is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of March 11, 1978.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, March 10, 1998.
*
*@param  n              The number of elements to be checked
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  incx           The subscript increment for x[&#32][&#32]
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j              The id of the column
*
*/


   public static int colisamax_f77 (int n, double x[][], int incx, 
                                    int begin, int j) {

      double xmax;
      int isamax,i,ix;

      if (n < 1) {

         isamax = 0;

      } else if (n == 1) {

         isamax = 1;

      } else if (incx == 1) {

         isamax = 1;
         ix = begin;
         xmax = Math.abs(x[ix][j]);
         ix++;
         
         for (i = 2; i <= n; i++) {

            if (Math.abs(x[ix][j]) > xmax) {

               isamax = i;
               xmax = Math.abs(x[ix][j]);

            }

            ix++;

         }

      } else {

         isamax = 1;
         ix = begin;
         xmax = Math.abs(x[ix][j]);
         ix += incx;

         for (i = 2; i <= n; i++) {

            if (Math.abs(x[ix][j]) > xmax) {

               isamax = i;
               xmax = Math.abs(x[ix][j]);

            }

            ix += incx;

         }
        
      }

      return isamax;

   } 



/**
*
*<p>
*This method multiplies a constant times a vector and adds the product
*to another vector --- dy[&#32] = da*dx[&#32] + dy[&#32].  
*It uses unrolled loops for increments equal to
*one.  It is a translation from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK subroutine
*DAXPY.  In the LINPACK listing DAXPY is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, February 25, 1997.
*
*@param  n         The order of the vectors dy[&#32] and dx[&#32]
*@param  da        The constant
*@param  dx[&#32]  This vector will be multiplied by the constant da
*@param  incx      The subscript increment for dx[&#32]
*@param  dy[&#32]  This vector will be added to da*dx[&#32]
*@param  incy      The subscript increment for dy[&#32]
*
*/

   public static void daxpy_f77 (int n, double da, double dx[], int incx, double
                      dy[], int incy) {

      int i,ix,iy,m;

      if (n <= 0) return;
      if (da == 0.0) return;

      if ((incx == 1) && (incy == 1)) {

//   both increments equal to 1

         m = n%4;

         for (i = 1; i <= m; i++) {

            dy[i] += da*dx[i];

         }

         for (i = m+1; i <= n; i += 4) {

            dy[i]   += da*dx[i];
            dy[i+1] += da*dx[i+1];
            dy[i+2] += da*dx[i+2];
            dy[i+3] += da*dx[i+3];

         }

         return;

      } else {

//   at least one increment not equal to 1

         ix = 1;
         iy = 1;

         if (incx < 0) ix = (-n+1)*incx + 1;
         if (incy < 0) iy = (-n+1)*incy + 1;

         for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

            dy[iy] += da*dx[ix];

            ix += incx;
            iy += incy;

         }

         return;

      }

   } 



/**
*
*<p>
*This method calculates the dot product of two vectors.
*It uses unrolled loops for increments equal to
*one.  It is a translation from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK function
*DDOT.  In the LINPACK listing DDOT is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, February 25, 1997.
*
*@param  n         The order of the vectors dx[&#32] and dy[&#32]
*@param  dx[&#32]  vector
*@param  incx      The subscript increment for dx[&#32]
*@param  dy[&#32]  vector
*@param  incy      The subscript increment for dy[&#32]
*
*/

   public static double ddot_f77 (int n, double dx[], int incx, double
                      dy[], int incy) {

      double ddot;
      int i,ix,iy,m;

      ddot = 0.0;

      if (n <= 0) return ddot;

      if ((incx == 1) && (incy == 1)) {

//   both increments equal to 1

         m = n%5;

         for (i = 1; i <= m; i++) {

            ddot += dx[i]*dy[i];

         }

         for (i = m+1; i <= n; i += 5) {

            ddot += dx[i]*dy[i] + dx[i+1]*dy[i+1] + dx[i+2]*dy[i+2] +
                    dx[i+3]*dy[i+3] + dx[i+4]*dy[i+4];

         }

         return ddot;

      } else {

//   at least one increment not equal to 1

         ix = 1;
         iy = 1;

         if (incx < 0) ix = (-n+1)*incx + 1;
         if (incy < 0) iy = (-n+1)*incy + 1;

         for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

            ddot += dx[ix]*dy[iy];

            ix += incx;
            iy += incy;

         }

         return ddot;

      }

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method scales a vector by a constant.  
*It uses unrolled loops for an increment equal to
*one.  It is a translation from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK subroutine
*DSCAL.  In the LINPACK listing DSCAL is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, February 25, 1997.
*
*@param  n         The order of the vector dx[&#32]
*@param  da        The constant
*@param  dx[&#32]  This vector will be multiplied by the constant da
*@param  incx      The subscript increment for dx[&#32]
*
*/

   public static void dscal_f77 (int n, double da, double dx[], int incx) {

      int i,m,nincx;

      if (n <= 0 || incx <= 0) return;

      if (incx == 1) {

//   increment equal to 1

         m = n%5;

         for (i = 1; i <= m; i++) {

            dx[i] *= da;

         }

         for (i = m+1; i <= n; i += 5) {

            dx[i]   *= da;
            dx[i+1] *= da;
            dx[i+2] *= da;
            dx[i+3] *= da;
            dx[i+4] *= da;

         }

         return;

      } else {

//   increment not equal to 1

         nincx = n*incx;

         for (i = 1; i <= nincx; i += incx) {

            dx[i] *= da;

         }

         return;

      }

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method interchanges two vectors.
*It uses unrolled loops for increments equal to
*one.  It is a translation from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK function
*DSWAP.  In the LINPACK listing DSWAP is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, February 25, 1997.
*
*@param  n         The order of the vectors dx[&#32] and dy[&#32]
*@param  dx[&#32]  vector
*@param  incx      The subscript increment for dx[&#32]
*@param  dy[&#32]  vector
*@param  incy      The subscript increment for dy[&#32]
*
*/

   public static void dswap_f77 (int n, double dx[], int incx, double
                      dy[], int incy) {

      double dtemp;
      int i,ix,iy,m;

      if (n <= 0) return;

      if ((incx == 1) && (incy == 1)) {

//   both increments equal to 1

         m = n%3;

         for (i = 1; i <= m; i++) {

            dtemp = dx[i];
            dx[i] = dy[i];
            dy[i] = dtemp;

         }

         for (i = m+1; i <= n; i += 3) {

            dtemp = dx[i];
            dx[i] = dy[i];
            dy[i] = dtemp;

            dtemp = dx[i+1];
            dx[i+1] = dy[i+1];
            dy[i+1] = dtemp;

            dtemp = dx[i+2];
            dx[i+2] = dy[i+2];
            dy[i+2] = dtemp;

         }

         return;

      } else {

//   at least one increment not equal to 1

         ix = 1;
         iy = 1;

         if (incx < 0) ix = (-n+1)*incx + 1;
         if (incy < 0) iy = (-n+1)*incy + 1;

         for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

            dtemp = dx[ix];
            dx[ix] = dy[iy];
            dy[iy] = dtemp;

            ix += incx;
            iy += incy;

         }

         return;

      }

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method calculates the Euclidean norm of the vector
*stored in dx[&#32] with storage increment incx.
*It is a translation from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK function
*DNRM2.
*In the LINPACK listing DNRM2 is attributed to C.L. Lawson
*with a date of January 8, 1978.  The routine below is based
*on a more recent DNRM2 version that is attributed in LAPACK
*documentation to Sven Hammarling.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, February 25, 1997.
*
*@param  n        The order of the vector x[&#32]
*@param  x[&#32]  vector
*@param  incx     The subscript increment for x[&#32]
*
*/


   public static double dnrm2_f77 (int n, double x[], int incx) {

      double absxi,norm,scale,ssq,fac;
      int ix,limit;

      if (n < 1 || incx < 1) {

         norm = 0.0;

      } else if (n == 1) {

         norm = Math.abs(x[1]);

      } else {

         scale = 0.0;
         ssq = 1.0;

         limit = 1 + (n - 1)*incx;

         for (ix = 1; ix <= limit; ix += incx) {

            if (x[ix] != 0.0) {

               absxi = Math.abs(x[ix]);

               if (scale < absxi) {

                  fac = scale/absxi;
                  ssq = 1.0 + ssq*fac*fac;
                  scale = absxi;

               } else {

                  fac = absxi/scale;
                  ssq += fac*fac;

               }

            }

         }

         norm = scale*Math.sqrt(ssq);

      }

      return norm;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method copies the vector dx[&#32] to the vector dy[&#32].
*It uses unrolled loops for increments equal to
*one.  It is a translation from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK subroutine
*DCOPY.  In the LINPACK listing DCOPY is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, March 1, 1997.
*
*@param  n         The order of dx[&#32] and dy[&#32]
*@param  dx[&#32]  vector
*@param  incx      The subscript increment for dx[&#32]
*@param  dy[&#32]  vector
*@param  incy      The subscript increment for dy[&#32]
*
*/

   public static void dcopy_f77 (int n, double dx[], int incx, double
                      dy[], int incy) {

      double dtemp;
      int i,ix,iy,m;

      if (n <= 0) return;

      if ((incx == 1) && (incy == 1)) {

//   both increments equal to 1

         m = n%7;

         for (i = 1; i <= m; i++) {

            dy[i] = dx[i];

         }

         for (i = m+1; i <= n; i += 7) {

            dy[i]   = dx[i];
            dy[i+1] = dx[i+1];
            dy[i+2] = dx[i+2];
            dy[i+3] = dx[i+3];
            dy[i+4] = dx[i+4];
            dy[i+5] = dx[i+5];
            dy[i+6] = dx[i+6];

         }

         return;

      } else {

//   at least one increment not equal to 1

         ix = 1;
         iy = 1;

         if (incx < 0) ix = (-n+1)*incx + 1;
         if (incy < 0) iy = (-n+1)*incy + 1;

         for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

            dy[iy] = dx[ix];

            ix += incx;
            iy += incy;

         }

         return;

      }

   } 



/**
*
*<p>
*This method constructs a Givens plane rotation.
*It is a translation from FORTRAN to Java of the LINPACK subroutine
*DROTG.  In the LINPACK listing DROTG is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, March 3, 1997.
*
*@param  rotvec[]   Contains the a,b,c,s values.  In Java they
*                   cannot be passed as primitive types (e.g., double
*                   or int or ...) if we want their return values to
*                   be altered.
*
*/

   public static void drotg_f77 (double rotvec[]) {

//   construct a Givens plane rotation

      double a,b,c,s,roe,scale,r,z,ra,rb;

      a = rotvec[1];
      b = rotvec[2];

      roe = b;

      if (Math.abs(a) > Math.abs(b)) roe = a;

      scale = Math.abs(a) + Math.abs(b);

      if (scale != 0.0) {

         ra = a/scale;
         rb = b/scale;
         r = scale*Math.sqrt(ra*ra + rb*rb);
         r = sign_f77(1.0,roe)*r;
         c = a/r;
         s = b/r;
         z = 1.0;
         if (Math.abs(a) > Math.abs(b)) z = s;
         if ((Math.abs(b) >= Math.abs(a)) && (c != 0.0)) z = 1.0/c;

      } else {

         c = 1.0;
         s = 0.0;
         r = 0.0;
         z = 0.0;

      }

      a = r;
      b = z;

      rotvec[1] = a;
      rotvec[2] = b;
      rotvec[3] = c;
      rotvec[4] = s;

      return;

   } 



/**
*
*<p>
*This method multiplies a constant times a portion of a column
*of a matrix and adds the product to the corresponding portion
*of another column of the matrix --- a portion of col2 is 
replaced by the corresponding portion of a*col1 + col2.
*It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK subroutine
*DAXPY.  In the LINPACK listing DAXPY is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, February 26, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  a              The constant
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j1             The id of col1
*@param  j2             The id of col2
*
*/

   public static void colaxpy_f77 (int nrow, double a, double x[][], int begin,
                        int j1, int j2) {

      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      if (nrow <= 0) return;
      if (a == 0.0) return;

      m = nrow%4;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

         x[i][j2] += a*x[i][j1];

      }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 4) {

         x[i][j2]   += a*x[i][j1];
         x[i+1][j2] += a*x[i+1][j1];
         x[i+2][j2] += a*x[i+2][j1];
         x[i+3][j2] += a*x[i+3][j1];

      }

      return;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method multiplies a constant times a portion of a column
*of a matrix x[&#32][&#32] and adds the product to the corresponding portion
*of a vector y[&#32] --- a portion of y[&#32] is replaced by the corresponding
*portion of ax[&#32][j] + y[&#32].
*It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK subroutine
*DAXPY.  In the LINPACK listing DAXPY is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, March 1, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  a              The constant
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  y[&#32]        The vector
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j              The id of the column of the x matrix
*
*/

   public static void colvaxpy_f77 (int nrow, double a, double x[][], double y[],
                        int begin, int j) {

      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      if (nrow <= 0) return;
      if (a == 0.0) return;

      m = nrow%4;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

         y[i] += a*x[i][j];

      }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 4) {

         y[i]   += a*x[i][j];
         y[i+1] += a*x[i+1][j];
         y[i+2] += a*x[i+2][j];
         y[i+3] += a*x[i+3][j];

      }

      return;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method multiplies a constant times a portion of a vector y[&#32]
*and adds the product to the corresponding portion
*of a column of a matrix x[&#32][&#32] --- a portion of column j of x[&#32][&#32] 
*is replaced by the corresponding
*portion of ay[&#32] + x[&#32][j].
*It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK subroutine
*DAXPY.  In the LINPACK listing DAXPY is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, March 3, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  a              The constant
*@param  y[&#32]        The vector
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j              The id of the column of the x matrix
*
*/

   public static void colvraxpy_f77 (int nrow, double a, double y[], double x[][],
                        int begin, int j) {

      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      if (nrow <= 0) return;
      if (a == 0.0) return;

      m = nrow%4;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

         x[i][j] += a*y[i];

      }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 4) {

         x[i][j]   += a*y[i];
         x[i+1][j] += a*y[i+1];
         x[i+2][j] += a*y[i+2];
         x[i+3][j] += a*y[i+3];

      }

      return;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method calculates the dot product of portions of two
*columns of a matrix.  It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK function
*DDOT.  In the LINPACK listing DDOT is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, February 27, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j1             The id of the first column
*@param  j2             The id of the second column
*
*/

   public static double coldot_f77 (int nrow, double x[][], int begin,
                         int j1, int j2) {

      double coldot;
      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      coldot = 0.0;

      if (nrow <= 0) return coldot;

      m = nrow%5;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

         coldot += x[i][j1]*x[i][j2];

      }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 5) {

         coldot += x[i][j1]*x[i][j2] + 
                   x[i+1][j1]*x[i+1][j2] + 
                   x[i+2][j1]*x[i+2][j2] +
                   x[i+3][j1]*x[i+3][j2] + 
                   x[i+4][j1]*x[i+4][j2];

      }

      return coldot;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method calculates the dot product of a portion of a
*column of a matrix and the corresponding portion of a
*vector.  It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK function
*DDOT.  In the LINPACK listing DDOT is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, March 1, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  y[&#32]        The vector
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j              The id of the column of the matrix
*
*/

   public static double colvdot_f77 (int nrow, double x[][], double y[],
                         int begin, int j) {

      double colvdot;
      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      colvdot = 0.0;

      if (nrow <= 0) return colvdot;

      m = nrow%5;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

         colvdot += x[i][j]*y[i];

      }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 5) {

         colvdot += x[i][j]*y[i] + 
                   x[i+1][j]*y[i+1] + 
                   x[i+2][j]*y[i+2] +
                   x[i+3][j]*y[i+3] + 
                   x[i+4][j]*y[i+4];

      }

      return colvdot;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method scales a portion of a column of a matrix by a constant.  
*It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK subroutine
*DSCAL.  In the LINPACK listing DSCAL is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, February 27, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  a              The constant
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j              The id of the column
*
*/

   public static void colscal_f77 (int nrow, double a, double x[][], int begin, int j) {

      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      if (nrow <= 0) return;

      m = nrow%5;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

         x[i][j] *= a;

      }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 5) {

         x[i][j]   *= a;
         x[i+1][j] *= a;
         x[i+2][j] *= a;
         x[i+3][j] *= a;
         x[i+4][j] *= a;

      }

      return;

   }          


/**
*
*<p>
*This method scales a portion of a vector by a constant.  
*It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK subroutine
*DSCAL.  In the LINPACK listing DSCAL is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, March 3, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  a              The constant
*@param  x[&#32]        The vector
*@param  begin          The starting row
*
*/

   public static void dscalp_f77 (int nrow, double a, double x[], int begin) {

      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      if (nrow <= 0) return;

      m = nrow%5;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

         x[i] *= a;

      }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 5) {

         x[i]   *= a;
         x[i+1] *= a;
         x[i+2] *= a;
         x[i+3] *= a;
         x[i+4] *= a;

      }

      return;

   }          



/**
*
*<p>
*This method interchanges two columns of a matrix.
*It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK function
*DSWAP.  In the LINPACK listing DSWAP is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, February 26, 1997.
*
*@param  n              The number of rows of the matrix
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  j1             The id of the first column
*@param  j2             The id of the second column
*
*/

   public static void colswap_f77 (int n, double x[][], int j1, int j2) {

      double temp;
      int i,m;

      if (n <= 0) return;

      m = n%3;

      for (i = 1; i <= m; i++) {

         temp = x[i][j1];
         x[i][j1] = x[i][j2];
         x[i][j2] = temp;

      }

      for (i = m+1; i <= n; i += 3) {

         temp = x[i][j1];
         x[i][j1] = x[i][j2];
         x[i][j2] = temp;

         temp = x[i+1][j1];
         x[i+1][j1] = x[i+1][j2];
         x[i+1][j2] = temp;

         temp = x[i+2][j1];
         x[i+2][j1] = x[i+2][j2];
         x[i+2][j2] = temp;

      }

      return;

   }



/**
*
*<p>
*This method calculates the Euclidean norm of a portion of a
*column of a matrix.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK function
*dnrm2.
*In the LINPACK listing dnrm2 is attributed to C.L. Lawson
*with a date of January 8, 1978.  The routine below is based
*on a more recent dnrm2 version that is attributed in LAPACK
*documentation to Sven Hammarling.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, February 26, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow           The number of rows involved
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  begin          The starting row
*@param  j              The id of the column
*
*/


   public static double colnrm2_f77 (int nrow, double x[][], int begin, int j) {

      double absxij,norm,scale,ssq,fac;
      int i,end;

      if (nrow < 1) {

         norm = 0.0;

      } else if (nrow == 1) {

         norm = Math.abs(x[begin][j]);

      } else {

         scale = 0.0;
         ssq = 1.0;

         end = begin + nrow - 1;

         for (i = begin; i <= end; i++) {

            if (x[i][j] != 0.0) {

               absxij = Math.abs(x[i][j]);

               if (scale < absxij) {

                  fac = scale/absxij;
                  ssq = 1.0 + ssq*fac*fac;
                  scale = absxij;

               } else {

                  fac = absxij/scale;
                  ssq += fac*fac;

               }

            }

         }

         norm = scale*Math.sqrt(ssq);

      }

      return norm;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method calculates the Euclidean norm of a portion
*of a vector x[&#32].
*It is a modification of the LINPACK function
*dnrm2.
*In the LINPACK listing dnrm2 is attributed to C.L. Lawson
*with a date of January 8, 1978.  The routine below is based
*on a more recent dnrm2 version that is attributed in LAPACK
*documentation to Sven Hammarling.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, March 3, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow     The number of rows involved
*@param  x[&#32]  vector
*@param  begin    The starting row
*
*/


   public static double dnrm2p_f77 (int nrow, double x[], int begin) {

      double absxi,norm,scale,ssq,fac;
      int i,end;

      if (nrow < 1) {

         norm = 0.0;

      } else if (nrow == 1) {

         norm = Math.abs(x[begin]);

      } else {

         scale = 0.0;
         ssq = 1.0;

         end = begin + nrow - 1;

         for (i = begin; i <= end; i++) {

            if (x[i] != 0.0) {

               absxi = Math.abs(x[i]);

               if (scale < absxi) {

                  fac = scale/absxi;
                  ssq = 1.0 + ssq*fac*fac;
                  scale = absxi;

               } else {

                  fac = absxi/scale;
                  ssq += fac*fac;

               }

            }

         }

         norm = scale*Math.sqrt(ssq);

      }

      return norm;

   } 



/**
*
*<p>
*This method copies a portion of vector x[&#32] to the corresponding
portion of vector y[&#32].
*It uses unrolled loops.
*It is a modification of the LINPACK subroutine
*dcopy.  In the LINPACK listing dcopy is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated by Steve Verrill, March 1, 1997.
*
*@param  nrow     The number of rows involved
*@param  x[&#32]  vector
*@param  y[&#32]  vector
*@param  begin    The starting row
*
*/

   public static void dcopyp_f77 (int nrow, double x[], double y[], int begin) {

      double temp;
      int i,m,mpbegin,end;

      m = nrow%7;
      mpbegin = m + begin;
      end = begin + nrow - 1;

      for (i = begin; i < mpbegin; i++) {

            y[i] = x[i];

         }

      for (i = mpbegin; i <= end; i += 7) {

         y[i]   = x[i];
         y[i+1] = x[i+1];
         y[i+2] = x[i+2];
         y[i+3] = x[i+3];
         y[i+4] = x[i+4];
         y[i+5] = x[i+5];
         y[i+6] = x[i+6];

      }

       return;

   } 


/**
*
*<p>
*This method "applies a plane rotation."
*It is a modification of the LINPACK function
*DROT.  In the LINPACK listing DROT is attributed to Jack Dongarra
*with a date of 3/11/78.
*
*Translated and modified by Steve Verrill, March 4, 1997.
*
*@param  n              The order of x[&#32][&#32]
*@param  x[&#32][&#32]  The matrix
*@param  j1             The id of the first column
*@param  j2             The id of the second column
*@param  c              "cos"
*@param  s              "sin"
*
*/

   public static void colrot_f77 (int n, double x[][],
                       int j1, int j2, double c, double s) {

      double temp;
      int i;


      if (n <= 0) return;

      for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

         temp = c*x[i][j1] + s*x[i][j2];
         x[i][j2] = c*x[i][j2] - s*x[i][j1];
         x[i][j1] = temp;

      } 

      return;

   } 



/**
*
*<p>
*This method implements the FORTRAN sign (not sin) function.
*See the code for details.
*
*Created by Steve Verrill, March 1997.
*
*@param  a   a
*@param  b   b
*
*/

   public static double sign_f77 (double a, double b) {

      if (b < 0.0) {

         return -Math.abs(a);

      } else {

         return Math.abs(a);      

      }

   }



/**
*
*<p>
*This method multiplies an n x p matrix by a p x r matrix.
*
*Created by Steve Verrill, March 1997.
*
*@param  a[&#32][&#32]   The left matrix
*@param  b[&#32][&#32]   The right matrix
*@param  c[&#32][&#32]   The product
*@param  n   n
*@param  p   p
*@param  r   r
*
*/

   public static void matmat_f77 (double a[][], double b[][], double c[][],
                                int n, int p, int r) {

      double vdot;
      int i,j,k,m;

      for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

         for (j = 1; j <= r; j++) {

            vdot = 0.0;

            m = p%5;

            for (k = 1; k <= m; k++) {

               vdot += a[i][k]*b[k][j];

            }

            for (k = m+1; k <= p; k += 5) {

               vdot += a[i][k]*b[k][j] + 
                       a[i][k+1]*b[k+1][j] + 
                       a[i][k+2]*b[k+2][j] +
                       a[i][k+3]*b[k+3][j] + 
                       a[i][k+4]*b[k+4][j];

            }

            c[i][j] = vdot;

         }

      }

   }



/**
*
*<p>
*This method obtains the transpose of an n x p matrix.
*
*Created by Steve Verrill, March 1997.
*
*@param  a[&#32][&#32]    matrix
*@param  at[&#32][&#32]   transpose of the matrix
*@param  n                n
*@param  p                p
*
*/

   public static void mattran_f77 (double a[][], double at[][],
                                int n, int p) {

      int i,j;

      for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

         for (j = 1; j <= p; j++) {

            at[j][i] = a[i][j];

         }

      }

   }



/**
*
*<p>
*This method multiplies an n x p matrix by a p x 1 vector.
*
*Created by Steve Verrill, March 1997.
*
*@param  a[&#32][&#32]   The matrix
*@param  b[&#32]         The vector
*@param  c[&#32]         The product
*@param  n               n
*@param  p               p
*
*/

   public static void matvec_f77 (double a[][], double b[], double c[],
                                int n, int p) {

      double vdot;
      int i,j,m;

      for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

         vdot = 0.0;

         m = p%5;

         for (j = 1; j <= m; j++) {

            vdot += a[i][j]*b[j];

         }

         for (j = m+1; j <= p; j += 5) {

               vdot += a[i][j]*b[j] + 
                       a[i][j+1]*b[j+1] + 
                       a[i][j+2]*b[j+2] +
                       a[i][j+3]*b[j+3] + 
                       a[i][j+4]*b[j+4];

         }

         c[i] = vdot;

      }

   }




}
