An Adaptive Weighted Bisection Method For Finding Roots Of Non-Linear Equations
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The authors improve the weighted bisection method, in which a fixed weight is used to change the proportion of the subintervals, to an adaptive weighted method, by adapting the weights at each iteration. Numerical experiments are then presented in order to illustrate empirically the quadratic convergence of the method.
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