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order of eigenvalues


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Hi,
  I'm using gsl_eigen_symm to calculate eigenvalues of a matrix.
The manual mentions that the eigen values calculated are unordered. Does this 
mean that if eval is the vector containing the resultant eigenvalues, and a 
is the matrix , then  the following is true:

eval[0] == b[0][0]
eval[1] == b[1][1]

etc,
where b is the diagonalized form of a

Thanks,

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