By Petre Teodorescu, Nicolae-Doru Stanescu, Nicolae Pandrea
A much-needed advisor on how one can use numerical the way to clear up functional engineering problems.
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• formulation and calculations for numerical differentiation and integration;
• Integration of normal and partial differential equations;
• Optimization tools and recommendations for programming problems.
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29) is true. We thus show that the sequence {an }n∈N is monotone increasing and superior bounded by any element bn of the sequence {bn }n∈N , in particular by b0 = b. Hence, the sequence {an }n∈N is convergent, and let A be its limit. Analogically, the sequence {bn }n∈N is monotone decreasing and inferior bounded by any element of the sequence {an }n∈N , particularly by a0 = a; hence, the sequence {bn }n∈N is convergent, and let B be its limit. We thus obtain lim a n→∞ n = A, lim bn = B, A ≤ B, A, B ∈ [a, b].
120) Considering that x ∈ (m1 , m2 ), we get m1 > x − (m2 − m1 ), m2 < x + (m2 − m1 ), x − (m2 − m1 ) > a, x + (m2 − m1 ) < b. 122) we are led to the sequence of inclusions (m1 , m2 ) ⊂ (x − , x+ ) ⊂ [a, b]. 5. 8 (simplified Newton’s method). Let f : (x − , x + ) → R be a function for which x is its single root in the interval (x − , x + ). Let us suppose that f is twice differentiable on (x − , x + ) and that there exist two strictly positive constants α and β such that |f (α)| ≥ α and |f (x)| ≤ β for any x ∈ (x − , x + ).
The sequence {xn }n∈N is inferior bounded by x, the unique solution of the equation f (x) = 0 in the interval (a, b). Indeed, because f (xn ) ≥ 0, (∀) n ∈ N, and the function f is strictly increasing on (a, b) (hypothesis (i)) and f (x) = 0, we obtain xn ≥ x, (∀) n ∈ N, and hence the sequence {xn }n∈N is inferior bounded by x. From the previous two steps, we deduce that {xn }n∈N is convergent; let x ∗ be its limit. 113) hence f (x ∗ ) = 0. But f (x) = 0 and f have a single root in (a, b) such that x ∗ = x; hence the theorem is proved.