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JMASM1: RANGEN 2.0 (Fortran 90/95)

Gail F. Fahoome

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Rangen 2.0 is Fortran 90 module of subroutines used to generate uniform and nonuniform pseudo-random deviates. It includes unil, an uniform pseudo-random number generator, and non-uniform generators based on unil. The subroutines in Rangen 2.0 were written using Essential Lahey Fortran 90, a proper subset of Fortran 90. It includes both source code for the subroutines and a short description of each subroutine, its purpose, and the arguments including data type and usage.

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Rangen 2.0 is Fortran 90 module of subroutines used to generate uniform and nonuniform pseudo-random deviates. It includes unil, an uniform pseudo-random number generator, and non-uniform generators based on unil. The subroutines in Rangen 2.0 were written using Essential Lahey Fortran 90, a proper subset of Fortran 90. It includes both source code for the subroutines and a short description of each subroutine, its purpose, and the arguments including data type and usage.

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Rangen 2.0 is Fortran 90 module of subroutines used to generate uniform and nonuniform pseudo-random deviates. It includes unil, an uniform pseudo-random number generator, and non-uniform generators based on unil. The subroutines in Rangen 2.0 were written using Essential Lahey Fortran 90, a proper subset of Fortran 90. It includes both source code for the subroutines and a short description of each subroutine, its purpose, and the arguments including data type and usage.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Fortran, Statistics, Econometrics, Programming language, Computer science

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