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Wed, 3 Dec 2003 15:25:33 +0100 |
Hi,
I'd like to write a function which finds all the roots of a funcion y=f(x)
provided by the user.
I have read the chapter one dimensional root finding: I have some questions.
The concept expressed is that you use root bracketing or root polishing: with
the first you have to provide an initial intervalwitha root inside, while with
the second you have to provide a guess root.
The first question is: both metods find only a root: if the function has more
roots what happen?
The second question is that the initial condition (guess or interval with a
root) is not simple, it's difficult to provide a good value.
All the examples are quite simple with a function provided athe start and not
inserted by the user: so the guess or the interval is simple. But in the real
applications, what can you do?
I think there is a solution, otherwise the functions in gsl_roots,h are not
usable in real situations.
Can you give me some advice?
Thanks
--Laura
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