Lecture

Nonlinear Equations: Fixed-Point Methods, High-Order

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This lecture covers the topic of nonlinear equations, focusing on fixed-point methods and high-order techniques. The instructor explains convergence criteria, Taylor expansions, and error control strategies. Various theorems and methods for solving nonlinear equations are discussed, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and efficiency in numerical computations.

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