Nicolas Johnson
ABSTRACT
One method of solving for the zeroes of a function f(x) = O is obtained by rewriting the equation in the form x = g(x) from which the iteration xi+l = g(xi) can be performed. In this form the process will yield a sequence of iterates xo x1, x2,..., which may or may not converge to the true root x depending on the initial approximation xo and on the form of g(x).
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