generalizing to solve for multiple eigenpairs #10
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Thank you for your pull request (and sorry for my late reply, notification didn't come somehow).
Finally, we may have to take care of degenerated eigenvalue case. In principle, Lanczos iteration must be restarted to calculate degenerated eigenvalues. |
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I merge this pull request to the develop branch manually (just for my own reason, don' mind!). Your change will be reflected to the master branch after some changes (e.g. adding a test code). |
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Hello, here I have made a simple generalization to compute multiple extremal eigenvalues and eigenvectors in the LambdaLanczos::run method while retaining the original interface as an overload.
Best wishes,
Robert Anderson