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commit f8943af6bff60e23d679089db5207b4834aa83ff
Author: Raymond Toy <rtoy at google.com>
Date:   Mon Apr 9 08:55:27 2012 -0700

    Fix two typos in the names of tests.

diff --git a/rt-tests.lisp b/rt-tests.lisp
index 915f808..0544ea8 100644
--- a/rt-tests.lisp
+++ b/rt-tests.lisp
@@ -908,7 +908,7 @@
       (check-accuracy 50 val 0d0))
   nil)
 
-(rt:deftest oct.jacobi-sn.1q
+(rt:deftest oct.jacobi-cn.1q
     (let* ((ek (elliptic-k #q.5))
 	   (val (jacobi-cn ek #q.5)))
       (check-accuracy 210 val #q0))
@@ -1179,7 +1179,7 @@
        for m = (random #q1)
        for t3 = (elliptic-theta-3 0 (elliptic-nome m))
        for true = (sqrt (/ (* 2 (elliptic-k m)) (float-pi m)))
-       for result = (check-accuracy 206 t3 true)
+       for result = (check-accuracy 205.7 t3 true)
        when result
        append (list (list (list k m) result)))
   nil)
@@ -1411,7 +1411,7 @@
       (check-accuracy 49.8 p true))
   nil)
 
-(rt:deftest psi.2d
+(rt:deftest psi.2q
     (let* ((z (float 4/3 #q1))
 	   (p (psi z))
 	   (true (- 3

commit cb1a5d41baf9d4db12a2563a230d0a1e55c8adea
Author: Raymond Toy <rtoy at google.com>
Date:   Mon Apr 9 08:52:08 2012 -0700

    Fix some mistakes in exp-integral-e when changing algorithm to use
    series.

diff --git a/qd-gamma.lisp b/qd-gamma.lisp
index fe79813..25fa38e 100644
--- a/qd-gamma.lisp
+++ b/qd-gamma.lisp
@@ -532,36 +532,21 @@
   ;; for |arg(z)| < pi.
   ;;
   ;;
-  (let* ((prec (float-contagion v z))
-	 (v (apply-contagion v prec))
-	 (z (apply-contagion z prec)))
+  (with-floating-point-contagion (v z)
     (cond ((and (realp v) (minusp v))
 	   ;; E(-v, z) = z^(-v-1)*incomplete_gamma_tail(v+1,z)
 	   (let ((-v (- v)))
 	     (* (expt z (- v 1))
 		(incomplete-gamma-tail (+ -v 1) z))))
-	  ((< (abs z) 1)
-	   ;; Use series for small z
+	  ((or (< (abs z) 1) (>= (abs (phase z)) 3.1))
+	   ;; Use series for small z or if z is near the negative real
+	   ;; axis because the continued fraction does not converge on
+	   ;; the negative axis and converges slowly near the negative
+	   ;; axis.
 	   (s-exp-integral-e v z))
-	  ((>= (abs (phase z)) 3.1)
-	   ;; The continued fraction doesn't converge on the negative
-	   ;; real axis, and converges very slowly near the negative
-	   ;; real axis, so use the incomplete-gamma-tail function in
-	   ;; this region.  "Closeness" to the negative real axis is
-	   ;; teken to mean that z is in a sector near the axis.
-	   ;;
-	   ;; E(v,z) = z^(v-1)*incomplete_gamma_tail(1-v,z)
-	   (* (expt z (- v 1))
-	      (incomplete-gamma-tail (+ -v 1) z))))
-	((or (< (abs z) 1) (>= (abs (phase z)) 3.1))
-	 ;; Use series for small z or if z is near the negative real
-	 ;; axis because the continued fraction does not converge on
-	 ;; the negative axis and converges slowly near the negative
-	 ;; axis.
-	 (s-exp-integral-e v z))
-	(t
-	 ;; Use continued fraction for everything else.
-	 (cf-exp-integral-e v z))))
+	  (t
+	   ;; Use continued fraction for everything else.
+	   (cf-exp-integral-e v z)))))
 
 ;; Series for Fresnel S
 ;;

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Summary of changes:
 qd-gamma.lisp |   33 +++++++++------------------------
 rt-tests.lisp |    6 +++---
 2 files changed, 12 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-)


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