Re: Solve::luc error, what is it?
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- Subject: [mg4369] Re: Solve::luc error, what is it?
- From: withoff (David Withoff)
- Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 06:21:05 -0400
- Organization: Wolfram Research, Inc.
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
In article <4qqnqd$49m at dragonfly.wolfram.com> farmer at shire.math.columbia.edu (David Farmer) writes: > > While using Solve[] to solve a 4x4 system of linear equations, > I got this message: > > Solve::luc: -- Message text not found -- (Solve) ( > 519643297844782413120 627036176118798613440 > --------------------- == ------------------------ + <<4>> && <<3>>) > 55867983514256281 560940336899<<10>>127547 > > I gather that whatever the error/warning Solve::luc is, MMa > can't find the text describing the problem. I also couldn't > find it in the Mathematica Book. > > So, what is it trying to tell me? > > Dave > > Here is the missing message. Solve::luc = "Warning: Result for `1` of badly conditioned matrix `2` may contain significant numerical errors." It is the same as the LUDecomposition::luc, Inverse::luc, and LinearSolve::luc messages. We just forgot that it needed to be attached to Solve as well. Dave Withoff WRI ==== [MESSAGE SEPARATOR] ====