nonlinear_bisection
nonlinear_bisection,
demonstrates how a root of a function f(x) can be approximated using
the bisection method.
The notes:
Scripts and functions:
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bisection1.m,
uses the bisection method for 10 steps.
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bisection2.m,
uses the bisection method, and watches for success or failure.
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bisection3.m,
uses the bisection method, watches for success or failure,
and computes the alpha ratio.
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hump.m,
evaluates the hump function.
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hump_bisection.m,
uses bisection2() to find a zero of hump().
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hump_plot.m,
plots the hump function.
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kepler.m,
evaluates the Kepler function.
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kepler_bisection.m,
uses bisection2() to find a zero of kepler().
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kepler_plot.m,
plots the Kepler function.
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lambert.m,
evaluates the Lambert function.
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lambert_bisection.m,
uses bisection2() to find a zero of lambert().
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lambert_plot.m,
plots the Lambert function.
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root5.m,
evaluates the root5 function.
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trig.m,
evaluates the trig function.
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trig_bisection.m,
uses bisection2() to find a zero of trig().
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trig_plot.m,
plots the trig function.
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wiggle.m,
evaluates the wiggle function.
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wiggle_bisection.m,
uses bisection2() to find a zero of wiggle().
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wiggle_plot.m,
plots the wiggle function.
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Last revised on 12 September 2019.
