Lecture

Fixed Point Method: Global Convergence

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This lecture covers the fixed point method for solving nonlinear equations, focusing on its global convergence. The instructor explains the conditions for convergence and the existence of at least one fixed point within a continuous interval. The lecture also discusses the contraction mapping theorem and provides examples to illustrate the concepts.

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