The ability to find the zeros or roots of a function is an essential skill in mathematics as it helps in understanding the behavior of functions, solving equations, and graphing. With the help of a ...
A procedure for implementing an interval arithmetic version of the Newton-Raphson method is proposed. The procedure requires only a starting interval over which the zeros of a given rational function ...
Extending a result of Khavinson and $\acute{S}wi\cedil{a}tek$ (2003) we show that the rational harmonic function $\overline {r(z)} - z$, where r(z) is a rational function of degree n > 1, has no more ...
This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract The currently available methods of finding the zeros of a vector function are quite effective but they do require a prior knowledge of the ...
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