I need to change this code into one that can solve complex roots
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Elena Cecilia Valero Garza
am 12 Sep. 2022
Kommentiert: Torsten
am 13 Sep. 2022
I have this Newton-Raphson method code, but I need to change it into a code that can actually solve polynomials and give as an answer complex roots.
Code:
function [tabla, raiz]=newtonraphsonMN(f,xa,errorD,imax)
tabla=[];
error=Inf;
i=0;
xr=NaN;
df=diff(f);
while error>errorD && i<=imax
i=i+1;
fxa=double(subs(f,xa));
fpxa=double(subs(df,xa));
xr=xa-fxa/fpxa;
error=100*abs((xr-xa)/xr);
tabla=[tabla; [xa fxa fpxa xr error]];
xa=xr;
end
%raiz
raiz=xr;
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John D'Errico
am 12 Sep. 2022
Bearbeitet: John D'Errico
am 13 Sep. 2022
Interesting. It does not work? :) Gosh, You could have fooled me. I'll try an example. (I've attached the code you gave, so it will be used.)
syms X
f = X^2 + X + 1;
Does f has complex roots?
solve(f)
vpa(ans)
Of course. I'd not have used an example that lacks complex roots, since that is your question.
[tabla, raiz]=newtonraphsonMN(f,1 + i,1e-12,100);
Strange.
tabla
format long
raiz
To me, it seems to have worked. But then, what do I know? :)
(Hint: Do you see what I did different?)
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Torsten
am 13 Sep. 2022
To solve for polynomial roots, use MATLAB's "roots" command.
Newton's method will only give you one solution per call. Which one you get depends on the initial guess.
Example:
To determine all roots of p(x) = x^2+x+1:
p = [1 1 1];
sol = roots(p)
polyval(p,sol)
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