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Numerical Solutions by the Continuation Method

Published: 01 January 1973 Publication History

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The continuation method is developed with a special emphasis on its suitability for numerical solutions on fast computers. Four problems are treated in detail : finding roots of a polynomial, boundary value problems of nonlinear equations, identification of parameters and eigenvalue problems of linear ordinary differential operators. Numerical results are given for these problems. Finally, the continuation method is compared to iterative methods and several schemes which combine them are proposed.

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cover image SIAM Review
SIAM Review  Volume 15, Issue 1
1973
279 pages

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Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics

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Published: 01 January 1973

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