A modification of the classical quadrature method for locating zeros of analytic functions (Q1083173)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3976210
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    A modification of the classical quadrature method for locating zeros of analytic functions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3976210

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      A modification of the classical quadrature method for locating zeros of analytic functions (English)
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      The classical method for determination of a simple zero a of an analytic function f(z) inside a closed contour C by using the formula \(a=(2\pi i)^{-1}\int_{c}[zf'(z)/f(z)]dz\) is reconsidered and modified. The modification consists in using the Cauchy theorem instead of the Cauchy formula and, further, evaluating numerically a as one of the zeros of an appropriate polynomial depending on the quadrature rule used. The case of circular contours with application of the trapezoidal rule is considered in detail and numerical results are presented.
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      simple zero
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      analytic function
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      Cauchy theorem
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      quadrature rule
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      trapezoidal rule
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      numerical results
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