An Iterative Hybrid Algorithm for Roots of Non-Linear Equations
Finding the roots of non-linear and transcendental equations is an important problem in engineering sciences. In general, such problems do not have an analytic solution; the researchers resort to numerical techniques for exploring. We design and implement a three-way hybrid algorithm that is a blend...
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doaj-44ed8030b7594d11a40fd63628874ede2021-03-09T00:04:22ZengMDPI AGEng2673-41172021-03-0127809810.3390/eng2010007An Iterative Hybrid Algorithm for Roots of Non-Linear EquationsChaman Lal Sabharwal0Computer Science Department, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO 65409, USAFinding the roots of non-linear and transcendental equations is an important problem in engineering sciences. In general, such problems do not have an analytic solution; the researchers resort to numerical techniques for exploring. We design and implement a three-way hybrid algorithm that is a blend of the Newton–Raphson algorithm and a two-way blended algorithm (blend of two methods, Bisection and False Position). The hybrid algorithm is a new single pass iterative approach. The method takes advantage of the best in three algorithms in each iteration to estimate an approximate value closer to the root. We show that the new algorithm outperforms the Bisection, Regula Falsi, Newton–Raphson, quadrature based, undetermined coefficients based, and decomposition-based algorithms. The new hybrid root finding algorithm is guaranteed to converge. The experimental results and empirical evidence show that the complexity of the hybrid algorithm is far less than that of other algorithms. Several functions cited in the literature are used as benchmarks to compare and confirm the simplicity, efficiency, and performance of the proposed method.https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4117/2/1/7bisectionfalse positionnewtonorder of convergencepredictor-correctorquadrature |
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An Iterative Hybrid Algorithm for Roots of Non-Linear Equations |
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An Iterative Hybrid Algorithm for Roots of Non-Linear Equations |
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An Iterative Hybrid Algorithm for Roots of Non-Linear Equations |
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An Iterative Hybrid Algorithm for Roots of Non-Linear Equations |
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An Iterative Hybrid Algorithm for Roots of Non-Linear Equations |
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iterative hybrid algorithm for roots of non-linear equations |
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Finding the roots of non-linear and transcendental equations is an important problem in engineering sciences. In general, such problems do not have an analytic solution; the researchers resort to numerical techniques for exploring. We design and implement a three-way hybrid algorithm that is a blend of the Newton–Raphson algorithm and a two-way blended algorithm (blend of two methods, Bisection and False Position). The hybrid algorithm is a new single pass iterative approach. The method takes advantage of the best in three algorithms in each iteration to estimate an approximate value closer to the root. We show that the new algorithm outperforms the Bisection, Regula Falsi, Newton–Raphson, quadrature based, undetermined coefficients based, and decomposition-based algorithms. The new hybrid root finding algorithm is guaranteed to converge. The experimental results and empirical evidence show that the complexity of the hybrid algorithm is far less than that of other algorithms. Several functions cited in the literature are used as benchmarks to compare and confirm the simplicity, efficiency, and performance of the proposed method. |
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bisection false position newton order of convergence predictor-corrector quadrature |
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