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Check Determinant of 3 by 3 matrix

Syntax
# include <cppad/speed/det_33.hpp>
 ok = det_33(x, d)

Purpose
This routine can be used to check a method for computing the determinant of a matrix.

Inclusion
The template function det_33 is defined in the CppAD namespace by including the file cppad/speed/det_33.hpp (relative to the CppAD distribution directory).

x
The argument x has prototype
    const Vector &x
 . It contains the elements of the matrix @(@ X @)@ in row major order; i.e., @[@ X_{i,j} = x [ i * 3 + j ] @]@

d
The argument d has prototype
    const Vector &d
 . It is tested to see if d[0] it is equal to @(@ \det ( X ) @)@.

Vector
If y is a Vector object, it must support the syntax
    y[i]
 where i has type size_t with value less than 9. This must return a double value corresponding to the i-th element of the vector y . This is the only requirement of the type Vector . (Note that only the first element of the vector d is used.)

ok
The return value ok has prototype
    bool ok
 It is true, if the determinant d[0] passes the test and false otherwise.

Source Code
The file det_33.hpp contains the source code for this template function.
Input File: include/cppad/speed/det_33.hpp