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C DBAR 10
C ..................................................................DBAR 20
C DBAR 30
C SUBROUTINE DBAR DBAR 40
C DBAR 50
C PURPOSE DBAR 60
C TO COMPUTE, AT A GIVEN POINT X, AN APPROXIMATION Z TO THE DBAR 70
C DERIVATIVE OF AN ANALYTICALLY GIVEN FUNCTION FCT THAT IS 11- DBAR 80
C TIMES DIFFERENTIABLE IN A DOMAIN CONTAINING A CLOSED INTERVAL -DBAR 90
C THE SET OF T BETWEEN X AND X+H (H POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE) - USINGDBAR 100
C FUNCTION VALUES ONLY ON THAT INTERVAL. DBAR 110
C DBAR 120
C USAGE DBAR 130
C CALL DBAR(X,H,IH,FCT,Z) DBAR 140
C PARAMETER FCT REQUIRES AN EXTERNAL STATEMENT DBAR 150
C DBAR 160
C DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETERS DBAR 170
C X - THE POINT AT WHICH THE DERIVATIVE IS TO BE COMPUTED DBAR 180
C H - THE NUMBER THAT DEFINES THE CLOSED INTERVAL WHOSE END- DBAR 190
C POINTS ARE X AND X+H (SEE PURPOSE) DBAR 200
C IH - INPUT PARAMETER (SEE REMARKS AND METHOD) DBAR 210
C IH NON-ZERO - THE SUBROUTINE GENERATES THE INTERNAL DBAR 220
C VALUE HH DBAR 230
C IH = 0 - THE INTERNAL VALUE HH IS SET TO H DBAR 240
C FCT - THE NAME OF THE EXTERNAL FUNCTION SUBPROGRAM THAT WILL DBAR 250
C GENERATE THE NECESSARY FUNCTION VALUES DBAR 260
C Z - RESULTING DERIVATIVE VALUE DBAR 270
C DBAR 280
C REMARKS DBAR 290
C (1) IF H = 0, THEN THERE IS NO COMPUTATION. DBAR 300
C (2) THE (MAGNITUDE OF THE) INTERNAL VALUE HH, WHICH IS DETER- DBAR 310
C MINED ACCORDING TO IH, IS THE MAXIMUM STEP-SIZE USED IN DBAR 320
C THE COMPUTATION OF THE ONE-SIDED DIVIDED DIFFERENCES (SEE DBAR 330
C METHOD.) IF IH IS NON-ZERO, THEN THE SUBROUTINE GENERATESDBAR 340
C HH ACCORDING TO CRITERIA THAT BALANCE ROUND-OFF AND TRUN- DBAR 350
C CATION ERROR. HH ALWAYS HAS THE SAME SIGN AS H AND IT IS DBAR 360
C ALWAYS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO THE MAGNITUDE OF H IN AB- DBAR 370
C SOLUTE VALUE, SO THAT ALL COMPUTATION OCCURS IN THE CLOSEDDBAR 380
C INTERVAL DETERMINED BY H. DBAR 390
C DBAR 400
C SUBROUTINES AND FUNCTION SUBPROGRAMS REQUIRED DBAR 410
C THE EXTERNAL FUNCTION SUBPROGRAM FCT(T) MUST BE FURNISHED BY DBAR 420
C THE USER. DBAR 430
C DBAR 440
C METHOD DBAR 450
C THE COMPUTATION OF Z IS BASED ON RICHARDSON'S AND ROMBERG'S DBAR 460
C EXTRAPOLATION METHOD AS APPLIED TO THE SEQUENCE OF ONE-SIDED DBAR 470
C DIVIDED DIFFERENCES ASSOCIATED WITH THE POINT PAIRS DBAR 480
C (X,X+(K*HH)/10)K=1,...,10. (SEE FILLIPI, S. AND ENGELS, H., DBAR 490
C ALTES UND NEUES ZUR NUMERISCHEN DIFFERENTIATION, ELECTRONISCHE DBAR 500
C DATENVERARBEITUNG, ISS. 2 (1966), PP. 57-65.) DBAR 510
C DBAR 520
C ..................................................................DBAR 530
C DBAR 540
SUBROUTINE DBAR(X,H,IH,FCT,Z) DBAR 550
C DBAR 560
C DBAR 570
DIMENSION AUX(10) DBAR 580
C DBAR 590
C NO ACTION IN CASE OF ZERO INTERVAL LENGTH DBAR 600
IF(H)1,17,1 DBAR 610
C DBAR 620
C GENERATE STEPSIZE HH FOR DIVIDED DIFFERENCES DBAR 630
1 C=ABS(H) DBAR 640
B=H DBAR 650
D=X DBAR 660
D=FCT(D) DBAR 670
IF(IH)2,9,2 DBAR 680
2 HH=.5 DBAR 690
IF(C-HH)3,4,4 DBAR 700
3 HH=B DBAR 710
4 HH=SIGN(HH,B) DBAR 720
Z=ABS((FCT(X+HH)-D)/HH) DBAR 730
A=ABS(D) DBAR 740
HH=1. DBAR 750
IF(A-1.)6,6,5 DBAR 760
5 HH=HH*A DBAR 770
6 IF(Z-1.)8,8,7 DBAR 780
7 HH=HH/Z DBAR 790
8 IF(HH-C)10,10,9 DBAR 800
9 HH=B DBAR 810
10 HH=SIGN(HH,B) DBAR 820
C DBAR 830
C INITIALIZE DIFFERENTIATION LOOP DBAR 840
Z=(FCT(X+HH)-D)/HH DBAR 850
J=10 DBAR 860
JJ=J-1 DBAR 870
AUX(J)=Z DBAR 880
DH=HH/FLOAT(J) DBAR 890
DZ=1.7E38 DBAR 900
C DBAR 910
C START DIFFERENTIATION LOOP DBAR 920
11 J=J-1 DBAR 930
C=J DBAR 940
HH=C*DH DBAR 950
AUX(J)=(FCT(X+HH)-D)/HH DBAR 960
C DBAR 970
C INITIALIZE EXTRAPOLATION LOOP DBAR 980
D2=1.7E38 DBAR 990
B=0. DBAR1000
A=1./C DBAR1010
C DBAR1020
C START EXTRAPOLATION LOOP DBAR1030
DO 12 I=J,JJ DBAR1040
D1=D2 DBAR1050
B=B+A DBAR1060
HH=(AUX(I)-AUX(I+1))/B DBAR1070
AUX(I+1)=AUX(I)+HH DBAR1080
C DBAR1090
C TEST ON OSCILLATING INCREMENTS DBAR1100
D2=ABS(HH) DBAR1110
IF(D2-D1)12,13,13 DBAR1120
12 CONTINUE DBAR1130
C END OF EXTRAPOLATION LOOP DBAR1140
C DBAR1150
C UPDATE RESULT VALUE Z DBAR1160
I=JJ+1 DBAR1170
GO TO 14 DBAR1180
13 D2=D1 DBAR1190
JJ=I DBAR1200
14 IF(D2-DZ)15,16,16 DBAR1210
15 DZ=D2 DBAR1220
Z=AUX(I) DBAR1230
16 IF(J-1)17,17,11 DBAR1240
C END OF DIFFERENTIATION LOOP DBAR1250
C DBAR1260
17 RETURN DBAR1270
END DBAR1280