Solving Polynomial Equations with Mathematica & the Wolfram Language
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
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You may have memorized the formula to solve quadratic equations. You may have seen the formula for cubic equations, or even quartic equations (although most people don't memorize these).
But what about polynomial equations of higher degree?
And can we use MATHEMATICA to solve these equations?
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Polynomial Equations
0:00 Introduction to the Solve function
0:51 Solving linear equations
2:16 Solving quadratic equations
3:13 Solving cubic equations
3:48 Solving quartic equations
4:31 Quintic and higher equations
5:44 Example 1 (cubic)
7:11 Example 2 (quartic)
7:32 Example 3 (6th degree)
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This is the first of your Mathematica videos I’ve seen. Very clear and focused. Mathematica is an incredibly complex ecosystem. You probably need no other language. I started using it about 25 years ago. I took a week of classes in 2004 and became pretty proficient in their functional programming language. But lately I’ve been using packages in Python because (hand wavy)… it’s a more common denominator for things like AI and sparse solutions. Can you tell me if Mathematica has a connector or Python packages for licensed users, or am I speaking heresy?
They do offer a wide variety of ways to interface with other languages and data sources. Here's the starting page to learn more about their ability to interface with external languages: reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/ExternalLanguageInterfaces.html
We definitely hope to introduce more people to the amazing world of Mathematica!
Great video!
While there is no general formula for solving a quintic equation, some can be solved using methods such as radicals and special functions. However, for most quintic equations, numerical methods like the Durand-Kerner method or the Jenkins-Traub algorithm are used to find approximate solutions. #quinticequation #math
Gotta say...looking at the formulae can be scary for those unfamiliar
That would be me
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@@Socratica Good timing is everything
Very smart people have spent their whole life on those formulae in the past. We get now everything ready and complain lol.
Nice
My real problem with Mathematica is pattern matching, which goes all through it but can be Very obscure and hard to work at times.