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Numerical methods for for roots of polynomials Part I

โœ Scribed by J.M. McNamee (Eds.)


Publisher
Academic Press, Elsevier
Year
2007
Leaves
340
Series
Studies in Computational Mathematics 14
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Content:
Preface
Page vii

Introduction
Pages xiii-xix

Chapter 1 Evaluation, convergence, bounds Original Research Article
Pages 1-36

Chapter 2 Sturm sequences and greatest common divisors Original Research Article
Pages 37-52

Chapter 3 Real roots by continued fractions Original Research Article
Pages 53-66

Chapter 4 Simultaneous methods Original Research Article
Pages 67-130

Chapter 5 Newton's and related methods Original Research Article
Pages 131-206

Chapter 6 Matrix methods Original Research Article
Pages 207-321

Index
Pages 323-333


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