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An interval version of the secant method
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Alefeld, G. / Herzberger, J. , Einführung in die Intervallrechnung, Zürich. B. I.‐Wissenschaftsverlag. 1974. 398 S., DM 22,‐. (Reihe Informatik 12).
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An improved pegasus method for root finding
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Interval iteration for zeros of systems of equations
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An algorithm with guaranteed convergence for finding a zero of a function
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Methods and Applications of Interval Analysis
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Ableitungsfreie Iterationsverfahren zur global-konvergenten Nullstelleneinschließung
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Iterative Methods for the Solution of Equations.
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Interval operators and fixed intervals
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Existence of solutions of piecewise differentiable systems of equations
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An interval iteration for multiple roots of transcendental equations
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Interval iteration for zeros of systems of equations
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Interval versions of some procedures for the simultaneous estimation of complex polynomial zeros
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Hybrid inclusion algorithms for polynomial multiple complex zeros in rectangular arithmetic
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A hybrid method for a polynomial complex zero
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INTERVAL METHODS FOR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS
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Bisection and Interpolation Methods
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A cubic convergent iterative method for enclosing simple roots of nonlinear equations
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