Managed Linear Algebra Operations Of Single.Multiply In Place Method
Definition
Namespace: Extreme.Mathematics.LinearAlgebra.Implementation
Assembly: Extreme.Numerics.SinglePrecision (in Extreme.Numerics.SinglePrecision.dll) Version: 8.1.4
Assembly: Extreme.Numerics.SinglePrecision (in Extreme.Numerics.SinglePrecision.dll) Version: 8.1.4
Overload List
Multiply | Evaluates the product of a scalar and a vector. |
Multiply | Scales a vector by a constant. |
Multiply | Evaluates the product of a scalar and a vector. |
MultiplyInPlace(Int32, Complex<Single>, ArraySlice<Complex<Single>>)
Evaluates the product of a scalar and a vector.
public override void MultiplyInPlace(
int n,
Complex<float> a,
ArraySlice<Complex<float>> x
)
Parameters
- n Int32
- The number of elements in the vector x.
- a Complex<Single>
- The scalar value used to multiply the elements of x.
- x ArraySlice<Complex<Single>>
- A reference to a one-dimensional array containing the elements of the vector x. The elements of x are overwritten with the result.
Implements
ILinearAlgebraOperations<T>.MultiplyInPlace(Int32, T, ArraySlice<T>)MultiplyInPlace(Int32, Single, ArraySlice<Complex<Single>>)
Scales a vector by a constant.
public override void MultiplyInPlace(
int n,
float da,
ArraySlice<Complex<float>> x
)
Parameters
- n Int32
- da Single
- x ArraySlice<Complex<Single>>
Remarks
Further Details:
jack dongarra, 3/11/78. modified 3/93 to return if incx .le. 0. modified 12/3/93, array(1) declarations changed to array(*)
Authors: Univ. of Tennessee, Univ. of California Berkeley, Univ. of Colorado Denver, NAG Ltd.
Date: November 2011
MultiplyInPlace(Int32, Single, ArraySlice<Single>)
Evaluates the product of a scalar and a vector.
public override void MultiplyInPlace(
int n,
float alpha,
ArraySlice<float> x
)
Parameters
- n Int32
- The number of elements in the vector x.
- alpha Single
- The scalar value used to multiply the elements of x.
- x ArraySlice<Single>
- A reference to a one-dimensional array containing the elements of the vector x. The elements of x are overwritten with the result.