Test the bisection algorithm described in Chapter 5 of Steven C. Chapra's textbook, Applied Numerical Methods with MATLAB for Engineers and Scientists. The first test case uses the following problem on the interval [1 3].
f(x)=x^2-4=0
The first test will be a single iteration of bisection. Other tests for varying termination criteria, intervals, and other functions will be added later.
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Khaled Hamed
on 16 Nov 2012
This is just a test. The value in the 4th test seems to come from 21 iterations only. The stopping criterion is not working also. Did I get it wrong?
Khaled Hamed
on 17 Nov 2012
Oops! my bad, I calculated the stop criterion incorrectly.
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Tim
on 2 Oct 2012
This is a pretty lame solution, but it is all you asked for...
Robert Canfield
on 8 Oct 2012
It was just a first step for demonstration. More tests to come.
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I got lazy about this one...