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    Muller's method projects a parabola through 3 points to locate both real and imaginary roots of an equation. It yields two roots corresponding to the positive and negative signs in the denominator, choosing the sign that results in the largest denominator agreeing with the sign of b. When repeating, it selects the two original points nearest the new estimate for real roots, or uses a sequential approach by replacing x1, x2, x3 for x0, x1, x2 when evaluating both real and imaginary roots.

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    Muller's method projects a parabola through 3 points to locate both real and imaginary roots of an equation. It yields two roots corresponding to the positive and negative signs in the denominator, choosing the sign that results in the largest denominator agreeing with the sign of b. When repeating, it selects the two original points nearest the new estimate for real roots, or uses a sequential approach by replacing x1, x2, x3 for x0, x1, x2 when evaluating both real and imaginary roots.

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    Muller's method projects a parabola through 3 points to locate both real and imaginary roots of an equation. It yields two roots corresponding to the positive and negative signs in the denominator, choosing the sign that results in the largest denominator agreeing with the sign of b. When repeating, it selects the two original points nearest the new estimate for real roots, or uses a sequential approach by replacing x1, x2, x3 for x0, x1, x2 when evaluating both real and imaginary roots.

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    Chapter 7

    Mullers Method:

    Projects a parabola through 3 points


    Both real and imaginary roots can be located

    Problem:

    Yields two roots corresponding to sign in the denominator


    The sign that will result in the largest denominator will be chosen
    Sign is chosen to agree with sign of b

    Strategies for repetition:

    If only real roots are being located, we choose the two original points that are
    nearby the new root estimate, x3
    If both real and imaginary roots are evaluated, a sequential approach is
    employed. That is, x1,x2,x3 take the place of x0,x1,x2

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