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Hi there,
I know that Intel Fortran has some very nice intrinsic functions for calculating the Error Function (ERF(x)) and the Complementary Error Function (ERFC(x)), but I can't seem to find a function for the Inverse Error Function (erf^-1(x)).
There appears to be an inverse error function defined in the Math Kernel Library but this is for vectors! Is there a function avaiable somewhere to compute the inverse error function for scalars??
Any help would be appreciated :-)
Ewan
I know that Intel Fortran has some very nice intrinsic functions for calculating the Error Function (ERF(x)) and the Complementary Error Function (ERFC(x)), but I can't seem to find a function for the Inverse Error Function (erf^-1(x)).
There appears to be an inverse error function defined in the Math Kernel Library but this is for vectors! Is there a function avaiable somewhere to compute the inverse error function for scalars??
Any help would be appreciated :-)
Ewan
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I am guessing that this is perhaps not the correct forum for this question..
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There is no intrinsic inverse error function in Fortran. If you want to use the MKL function, you can put the scalar in a 1 element array.

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