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iterative method
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iterative method [′īd·ə‚rād·iv ′meth·əd]
(mathematics)
Any process of successive approximation used in such problems as numerical solution of algebraic equations, differential equations, or the interpolation of the values of a function. Also known as iteration.


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Starting with a fixed point combinatorial specification (a system of combinatorial equations), we first provide an iteration scheme that converges to the combinatorial solution; then propagate this iteration scheme at the level of generating series and finally at the numerical level, showing that convergence at each stage is a consequence of convergence at the previous one.
Yao, Implicit iteration scheme with perturbed mapping for common fixed points of a finite family of nonexpansive mappings, Nonlinear Anal.
The iteration scheme used in "Resume Muser" utilizes noun phrase duplex terms descriptive of a person; these mostly begin with re- and end in -er, with helper words such as bare, care, hare, etc.
 
 
 
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