Problem 1812. Tridiagonal

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J.R.! Menzinger on 14 Aug 2013

did you mean n=4 and not d=4?? ;-)

Nicolae Preda on 14 Aug 2013

it seems that the test code is broken n!=d

Ned Gulley on 15 Aug 2013

I fixed the test suite so that n is used instead of d.

goc3 on 15 Mar 2017

Additional test cases have been added.

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