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---Section: BLAS/LAPACK - BLAS95¶
In this section we will be following along with the examples from “Fortran for scientific programming”, a MOOC that is hosted by FutureLearn. Course material can be found on Github here . We will use Jupyter Lab with the Fortran Package Manager (fpm) to facilitate creation of this Jupyter Book.
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