Lecture

Fixed Point Method: Convergence and Nonlinear Equations

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This lecture covers the fixed point method for solving nonlinear equations, discussing the convergence properties and conditions for convergence. It explains how starting from a specific point, a sequence converges to a fixed point. The lecture also addresses cases of divergence in the method.

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