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TWO-STEP, user's guide. Solution of a linear system of equations using the exact two-step method. [Linear matrix equations, for CDC-6400]

Ruth Kobbe, E.H. Bareiss, A. Antolak

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The use of the CDC-6400 Computer Program TWO-STEP for the exact solution of linear matrix equations over the integral domain is discussed. The rational result is given as output and also converted into decimal form to twenty decimal places.

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The use of the CDC-6400 Computer Program TWO-STEP for the exact solution of linear matrix equations over the integral domain is discussed. The rational result is given as output and also converted into decimal form to twenty decimal places.

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The use of the CDC-6400 Computer Program TWO-STEP for the exact solution of linear matrix equations over the integral domain is discussed. The rational result is given as output and also converted into decimal form to twenty decimal places.

Key concepts: Decimal, Matrix (chemical analysis), Linear equation, Domain (mathematical analysis), Applied mathematics, Mathematics, System of linear equations, Computer science

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