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nonlinear systems

by zagatov <zagatov@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 5, 2008 at 08:31 AM

i have an equation system which is

f (x1,x2)=(x1-c)^2 + (x2-c)^2 - c
f (x1,x3)=(x1-c)^2 + (x2-c)^2 - c
f (x1,x4)=(x2-c)^2 + (x2-c)^2 - c
f (x1,x5)=(x2-c)^2 + (x2-c)^2 - c
,
,
can go on


it is roughly depicted but i can say that generally
c's are different constants and i have 2 variable and   more than 2
or
3 equations.
Aim is to find minimal amount of residual for all f functions.
i tried to use some gradient methods but numbers of variables must be
equal to
numbers of equations. than i stucked. i want to use steepest descent
or newtonian methods.


How can i prove this?
help me it is so crucial
please at least tell me what to read about or point me where the
solution is.
 




 4 Posts in Topic:
nonlinear systems
zagatov <zagatov@[EMAI  2008-03-05 08:31:09 
Re: nonlinear systems
"David Jones" &  2008-03-06 10:40:55 
Re: nonlinear systems
zagatov <zagatov@[EMAI  2008-03-06 08:19:23 
Re: nonlinear systems
"David Jones" &  2008-03-06 17:17:25 

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