Exercise 7. Observe
that the subroutine Broyden involves vector functions and is
not dependent on the dimension.
Use the subroutine Broyden to solve the nonlinear system in 4D
space:
Hint. There is one
real solutions. A good starting vectors
is
Solution 7.
First, enter the coordinate functions
and construct the vector function
using
Mathematica, and then find the Jacobian matrix
.
![[Graphics:../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_295.gif]](../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_295.gif)
Use Broyden's method to find a numerical approximation to the
solution near
.
![[Graphics:../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_297.gif]](../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_297.gif)
![[Graphics:../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_299.gif]](../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_299.gif)
![[Graphics:../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_300.gif]](../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_300.gif)
![[Graphics:../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_301.gif]](../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_301.gif)
![[Graphics:../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_304.gif]](../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_304.gif)
![[Graphics:../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_305.gif]](../Images/BroydenMethodMod_gr_305.gif)
Use the subroutine to get the answer.
Do you think that there might be other solutions ? We can use Mathematica to explore the situation.
(c) John H. Mathews 2005