Lecture

Nonlinear Equations: Fixed Point Method

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This lecture covers the topic of nonlinear equations and the fixed point method. It discusses the convergence criteria, behavior of sequences, and stopping criteria for the fixed point method. The instructor explains the process of finding fixed points and the conditions for convergence.

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