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Root finding techniques that work
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Several general techniques are described to incorporate the specific structure or properties of a nonlinear equation into a method for solving it. This can mean the construction of a method specifically tailored to the equation, or the transformation of the equation into an equivalent one for which an existing method is well-suited. The techniques are illustrated with the help of several case studies taken from the literature.
Classification : 97N40, N45
Keywords: nonlinear equation, transformation, multiplier, approximation. 
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Aaron Melman. Root finding techniques that work. The Teaching of Mathematics, XXV (2022) no. 1, p. 38 . http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TM2_2022_XXV_1_a5/