Computational Mathematics
Dr. Warren F. Perger
Computation of the confluent hypergeometric and generalized
hypergeometric function for arbitrary, complex, arguments
CONHYP
Evaluation of the confluent hypergeometric function for large, complex
arguments. The article describing this software is
"CONHYP: A Numerical
Evaluator of the Confluent Hypergeometric Function for Complex Arguments
of Large Magnitudes,"
Transactions on
Mathematical Software, vol. 18, no. 3, pgs. 345-349, 1992, and
"Numerical Evaluation of
the Confluent Hypergeometric Function for Complex Arguments of Large
Magnitudes,"
J. Comput. Appl. Math vol. 39, pgs. 193-200, 1992
The software can
be obtained here:conhyp code, with
driver file and
sample input file.
To test, simply compile the driver.f and conhyp.f files as:
f77 driver.f conhyp.f -o test1f1
Then test with:
test1f1 < data
pFq
Evaluation of the generalized hypergeometric function for large, complex
arguments. The article describing this software is in Computer Physics
Communications, vol. 77, pgs. 249-254, 1993. The software can
be obtained here:
pFq code, and the driver program (referred to in
the article, below):pfq driver program.
Click here to view the article describing the program:
pFq article.
pFq in Matlab
Ben Barrowes has re-written the original pFq Fortran program into Matlab. To
obtain a copy, click here:
Matlab
version
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