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LANGUAGE

Matlab

NONLINEAR EQUATIONS

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Major

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BACKGROUND

Get acquainted with solving quadratic equations [PDF] [DOC]

On solving a cubic equation exactly [PDF] [DOC]

Test your knowledge on background of nonlinear equations [HTML] [PDF] [DOC]

 

PHYSICAL PROBLEM

The float in a commode submerges to a certain depth in water. Using Newton's third law of motion and Archimedes principle, this problem of finding the depth to which the float submerges results in a nonlinear equation. [PDF] [DOC]

 

NUMERICAL METHOD

BISECTION METHOD

How does bisection method work? [PDF] [DOC]

Background of Bisection Method [YOUTUBE  9:04] 

Algorithm  of Bisection Method [YOUTUBE  9:47]

Example of Bisection Method [YOUTUBE  9:53]

Advantages & Drawbacks of Bisection Method [YOUTUBE  8:31]

A Power point presentation on bisection method [PDF] [PPT]

Worksheet of bisection method [PDF] [MFILE]

Convergence worksheet of bisection method [PDF] [MFILE]

Pitfall: Slow convergence of bisection method worksheet [PDF] [MFILE]

Test your knowledge of bisection method [HTML] [PDF] [DOC]

 

NEWTON-RAPHSON METHOD

How does Newton-Raphson method work? [PDF] [DOC]

Derivation of Newton-Raphson Method [YOUTUBE 8:24]

Example for Newton-Raphson Method [YOUTUBE 10:06]

Advantages & Drawbacks for Newton-Raphson Method: Part 1 of 2 [YOUTUBE 7:09]

Advantages & Drawbacks for Newton-Raphson Method: Part 2 of 2 [YOUTUBE 4:43]

Derivation from Taylor Series of Newton-Raphson Method [YOUTUBE 7:56]

Supercomputers have No Divide Unit - A Newton-Raphson Method Approach [YOUTUBE 10:14]

Supercomputers have No Divide Unit - Example [YOUTUBE 5:23]

Finding Square Root of a Number - A Newton-Raphson Method Approach [YOUTUBE 6:34]

Finding Square Root of a Number - Example [YOUTUBE 7:03]

A Power point presentation on Newton-Raphson method [PDF] [PPT]

Worksheet of Newton-Raphson method [PDF] [MFILE]

Convergence worksheet of Newton-Raphson method [PDF] [MFILE]

Pitfall: Division by zero in Newton-Raphson method worksheet [PDF] [MFILE]

Pitfall: Slow Convergence at Inflection Points in Newton-Raphson method worksheet [PDF] [MFILE]

Pitfall: Root jumps over several roots in Newton-Raphson method worksheet [PDF] [MFILE]

Pitfall: Roots oscillates around local maxima and minima in Newton-Raphson method worksheet [PDF] [MFILE]

Test your knowledge of Newton-Raphson method [HTML] [PDF] [DOC]

 

SECANT METHOD

How does secant method work? [PDF] [DOC]

Derivation of Secant Method: Approach 1 of 2 [YOUTUBE 5:58]

Derivation of Secant Method: Approach 2 of 2 [YOUTUBE 6:59]

Algorithm  of Secant Method  [YOUTUBE  5:16]

Example of Secant Method [YOUTUBE  8:16]

A Power point presentation on secant method [PDF] [PPT]

Worksheet of secant method [PDF] [MFILE]

Convergence worksheet of secant method [PDF] [MFILE]

Pitfall: Division by zero in secant method worksheet [PDF] [MFILE]

Pitfall: Root jumps over several roots in secant method worksheet [PDF] [MFILE]

Test your knowledge of secant method [HTML] [PDF] [DOC]

 

ANECDOTES

Quest for cubic equation solution [PDF] [DOC]

Newton [HTML] [PDF] [DOC]

Raphson [HTML] [PDF] [DOC]

Galois [HTML] [PDF] [DOC]


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