A note on Moore's interval test for zeros of nonlinear systems
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The paper studies relations between Moore's interval test and Miranda's existence theorem for zeros of nonlinear systems. As an application, the real Newton iteration and an implementable version of Miranda's theorem are combined to find approximate solutions to \(F(x)=0\) with specified error bounds.
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