Lecture

Newton Method: Nonlinear Equations

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This lecture covers the Newton method, also known as Newton-Raphson, for solving nonlinear equations. Starting with the basic concept, the instructor explains the iterative process and convergence criteria. The lecture also discusses practical considerations and provides examples to illustrate the method's application.

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