On the use of predictor-corrector continuation to trace implicitly defined curves and calculating bifurcation (Q4375425)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1113432
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1113432 |
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On the use of predictor-corrector continuation to trace implicitly defined curves and calculating bifurcation (English)
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4 March 1998
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implicitly defined curves
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predictor-corrector method
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underdetermined systems
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homotopy methods
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bifurcation
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turning points
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singular point
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numerical examples
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The paper is concerned with the use of a predictor-corrector method to trace parametrized curves for solving underdetermined systems of nonlinear equations. These systems occur when homotopy methods are used to solve well-determined systems or the system involves a natural parameter. Such systems often arise in the computation of bifurcation or turning points where the interest will be in the computation of the critical parameter, that is, a singular point of the underdetermined system under consideration. The paper provides a way to detect singular (bifurcation) points. Some numerical examples are presented.
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