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ACM TRANSACTIONS ON MATHEMATICAL SOFTWARE

ISSN:

0098-3500

eISSN:

1557-7295

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  • automation, electronics, electrical engineering and space technologies (Engineering and Technology)
  • information and communication technology (Engineering and Technology)
  • biomedical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
  • mechanical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
  • computer and information sciences (Natural sciences)

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Year 2015
  • Complex Root Finding Algorithm Based on Delaunay Triangulation
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    - ACM TRANSACTIONS ON MATHEMATICAL SOFTWARE - Year 2015

    A simple and flexible algorithm for finding zeros of a complex function is presented. An arbitrary-shaped search region can be considered and a very wide class of functions can be analyzed, including those containing singular points or even branch cuts. The proposed technique is based on sampling the function at nodes of a regular or a self-adaptive mesh and on the analysis of the function sign changes. As a result, a set of candidate points...

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