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sb_norm_i(3PI)	       Sun Interval Performance Library		sb_norm_i(3PI)

NAME
       sb_norm_i - Symmetric band interval matrix norms.

DESCRIPTION
		   R = SB_NORM_I ( A, NORM )
       The  routine SB_NORM_I computes ONE_NORM, FROBENIUS_NORM, INFINITY_NORM
       or MAX_NORM of a symmetric band interval	 matrix	 A  depending  on  the
       value  passed  as the NORM operator argument. The resulting scalar R is
       always interval. If  N is equal to zero or K is less  than  zero,  this
       routine	returns	  immediately  with  the  output  scalar R set to zero
       interval.

SYNOPSIS
       INTERVAL FUNCTION SB_NORM_I( A [, NORM] [, UPLO] )
       INTERVAL, INTENT(IN) :: A(:,:)
       TYPE(blas_norm_type), INTENT(IN), OPTIONAL :: NORM
       TYPE(blas_uplo_type), INTENT(IN), OPTIONAL :: UPLO
	   where
       A has shape (K+1,N), K = band width.

ARGUMENTS
       A (input)
		      Array of DIMENSION (K+1,N), K = band width.
		      Unchanged on exit.
       NORM(input)
		      Scalar element.  On entry,  should be equal to
		      blas_norm_type value, i.e. NORM  should take one
		      of the following values:
		      blas_one_norm | blas_frobenius_norm |
		      blas_inf_norm | blas_max_norm
		      Default value: blas_one_norm
		      Unchanged on exit.
       UPLO(input)
		      Scalar element.
		      Specifies if the matrix operand is an upper or
		      lower tringular part of the symmetric matrix.
		      Possible values:
		      UPLO = blas_upper (default)
		      UPLO = blas_lower
		      Unchanged on exit.

ERRORS
       blas_error_alloc
		 A is unallocated array

       blas_error_shape
		 A has unappropriate shape

       blas_error_norm
		 Unappropriate NORM argument

				  6 Mar 2009			sb_norm_i(3PI)
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