Prof. Muhammad Saeed 1.Nonlinear Equations 2.System of Linear Equations

Prof. Muhammad Saeed

1. Nonlinear Equations 2. System of Linear Equations

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1.1.ErrErrors:ors: Personal Computer Number Constraints ( eps Etc. ) Truncation Round-Off Absolute (True ) Relative Approximate Relative Local Global Propagated

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2. Other Definitions Accuracy Precision

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3.3. Solution Of Solution Of Nonlinear Equations Nonlinear Equations (Roots ):(Roots ):

1. Bracketing Methods

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213

21

0)(*)(2

0)(*)(

xxthenxfxif

xxx

xfxf

x2

x3

x1

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lu

xxthenxfxfif

xfxf

xxxfxx

xfxf

0)(*)(

)()(

))((

0)(*)(

Linear Interpolation ( False Position )

Method

False Position Pitfalls

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2. Open MethodsFixed-Point Iteration

)(

0)(

xgx

xf

Fixed-Point Iteration

Convergence

Divergence

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Newton-Raphson

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0'

001 )(

)(

xx

xf

xfxx

Newton-Raphson Method

Newton-Raphson’s Pitfalls

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Secant

3221

12

12223 )()()(

xxandxx

xfxf

xxxfxx

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4. Complex Roots Of PolynomialsMuller

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223

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01

121010

121010

22

11

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22

2

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,,4

2

,,

)(),()(

,

)()(

)()(

)()(

)()()(

,,,0)(

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a

xxfxfxf

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xfxf

xfxf

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p

p

p

Muller Method

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Bairstow

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10

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2

432

23

14

0

1

1

:

11)(1

0)(

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nn

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bc

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,,,

21

32

1

12

21

32

2

31

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3. System Of Nonlinear Equations

Iterative Method

Newton’s Method

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13

12

11

1

1

1

333

222

111

321

,,

)(

)(

)(

0),,(,0),,(,0),,(

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xf

xf

xf

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y

x

y

f

y

f

x

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f

y

f

x

fz

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y

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x

f

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4. Convergence Criteria

Fixed-Point Iteration Method:

Newton’s Method:

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1)(

)(*)(,*2/)( 2

21

xf

xfxfege ii

False Position Method:

1),(,*),( 111 iiiiii gege

Secant Method:

111 **2/),( iiiii eege

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4.4. About Solution of About Solution of Linear Equations:Linear Equations:

Pathologyi) Matrix is Singularii) System is ill-conditioned

( Small changes in input give rise to large changes

in the output) Pivoting and Scaling Norms of Matrices

i)

ii)

iii)

iv)

Condition No.

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5.5. Solution of Solution of Linear Equations:Linear Equations:

Simple Iterative Method

Gauss-Seidel MethodThe diagonal element must be greater than the

off- diagonal element for each row to ensure the convergence.

Relaxation Method

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