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GSL(3)			    Library Functions Manual			  GSL(3)

NAME
     gsl - GNU Scientific Library

SYNOPSIS
     #include <gsl/...>

DESCRIPTION
     The  GNU Scientific Library (GSL) is a collection of routines for numerical
     computing.  The routines are written from scratch by the GSL team in C, and
     present a modern Applications Programming Interface (API)	for  C	program-
     mers, allowing wrappers to be written for very high level languages.

     The library covers the following areas,

     Complex Numbers
	    Roots of Polynomials
	    Special Functions
	    Vectors and Matrices
	    Permutations
	    Combinations
	    Sorting
	    BLAS Support
	    Linear Algebra
	    Eigensystems
	    Fast Fourier Transforms
	    Quadrature
	    Random Numbers
	    Quasi-Random Sequences
	    Random Distributions
	    Statistics
	    Histograms
	    N-Tuples
	    Monte Carlo Integration
	    Simulated Annealing
	    Differential Equations
	    Interpolation
	    Numerical Differentiation
	    Chebyshev Approximations
	    Series Acceleration
	    Discrete Hankel Transforms
	    Root-Finding
	    Minimization
	    Least-Squares Fitting
	    Physical Constants
	    IEEE Floating-Point

     For  more	information  please  consult  the GSL Reference Manual, which is
     available as an info file.  You can read it online using the shell  command
     info gsl-ref (if the library is installed).

     Please report any bugs to bug-gsl@gnu.org.

GSL Team		     GNU Scientific Library			  GSL(3)

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