Lecture

Stopping Criteria for Fixed Point Iteration

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This lecture covers the stopping criteria for fixed point iteration in nonlinear equations, discussing when to claim convergence, how to manage errors, and the combination of variables. The instructor explains various methods and parameters used to determine convergence.

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