LinearAlgebra: ignore S.ev[length(S.dv)] in ishermitian(S:SymTridiagonal) #41089
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…nal) SymTridiagonal allows `dv` and `ev` to have the same length, in which case the last element of `ev` isn't part of the matrix. Thus it doesn't matter, and should be ignored when checking if `ev` is real. Thanks to @sostock for pointing this out in JuliaLang#41037 (comment)
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SymTridiagonal allows
dvandevto have the same length, in which case the last element ofevisn't part of the matrix. Thus it doesn't matter, and should be ignored when checking ifevis real.Thanks to @sostock for pointing this out in #41037 (comment).