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Program of BAIRSTOW'S METHOD

Posted By: Lucas Silva     Category: C Programming     Views: 8138

Write a program of BAIRSTOW'S METHOD.

Code for Program of BAIRSTOW'S METHOD in C Programming

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<math.h>
#define ESP 0.001
#define F(x) (x)*(x)*(x) + (x) + 10
#define a3 1
#define a2 0
#define a1 1
#define a0 10
//#define c3  0void main()
{
  double u,v,u1,v1,u2,v2,b3,b2,p,b1,b0,c2,c1,c0,U,V;
  int i=1;
  float c3=0;
  clrscr();
  printf("\nEnter the value of u: ");
  scanf("%lf",&u);
  printf("\nEnter the value of v: ");
  scanf("%lf",&v);
  b3=a3;
  b2=a2+u*b3;
  b1=a1+u*b2+v*b3;
  b0=a0+u*b1+v*b2;
  c2=b3;
  c1=b2+u*c2+v*c3;
  c0=b1+u*c1+v*c2;
  p=c1*c1-c0*c2;
  U=((-(b1*c1-b0*c2))/(p));
  V=((-(b0*c1-c0*b1))/(p));
  u1=u+U;
  v1=v+V;
  printf("\n\n b0 = %lf",b0);
  printf("\n\n b1 = %lf",b1);
  printf("\n\n b2 = %lf",b2);
  printf("\n\n b3 = %lf",b3);
  printf("\n\n c0 = %lf",c0);
  printf("\n\n c1 = %lf",c1);
  printf("\n\n c2 = %lf",c2);
  printf("\n\n c3 = %lf",c3);
  printf("\n\n * * * u = %lf * * *",u1);
  printf("\n\n * * * v = %lf * * *",v1);

  do
  {
   u=u1;
   v=v1;
   b3=a3;
   b2=a2+u*b3;
   b1=a1+u*b2+v*b3;
   b0=a0+u*b1+v*b2;
   c2=b3;
   c1=b2+u*c2+v*c3;
   c0=b1+u*c1+v*c2;
   p=c1*c1-c0*c2;
   U=((-(b1*c1-b0*c2))/(p));
   V=((-(b0*c1-c0*b1))/(p));
   u2=u+U;
   v2=v+V;
   printf("\n\n b0 = %lf",b0);
   printf("\n\n b1 = %lf",b1);
   printf("\n\n b2 = %lf",b2);
   printf("\n\n b3 = %lf",b3);
   printf("\n\n c0 = %lf",c0);
   printf("\n\n c1 = %lf",c1);
   printf("\n\n c2 = %lf",c2);
   printf("\n\n c3 = %lf",c3);
   printf("\n\n  u = %lf ",u2);
   printf("\n\n  v = %lf ",v2);

   if(fabs(u1 - u2) < ESP && fabs(v1-v2) < ESP)
   {
    printf("\n\nREAL ROOT = %.3lf",u2);
    printf("\n\nREAL ROOT = %.3lf",v2);
    i=0;
   }
   else
   {
     u1 = u2;
     v1 = v2;
   }
  }while(i!=0);
getch();
}

/*
____________________________

OUT PUT
____________________________

Enter the value of u: 1.8
Enter the value of v: -4

b0 = 3.232000

b1 = 0.240000

b2 = 1.800000

b3 = 1.000000

c0 = 2.720000

c1 = 3.600000

c2 = 1.000000

c3 = 0.000000

u = 2.031250

v = -5.072500

b0 = -0.194891

b1 = 0.053477

b2 = 2.031250

b3 = 1.000000

c0 = 3.656953

c1 = 4.271250

c2 = 1.000000

c3 = 0.000000

u = 2.002230

v = -5.002025

b0 = -0.001389

b1 = 0.006900

b2 = 2.002230

b3 = 1.000000

c0 = 6.121717

c1 = 5.552230

c2 = 1.000000

c3 = 0.000000

u = 2.000623

v = -5.000003

b0 = 0.001859

b1 = 0.002490

b2 = 2.000623

b3 = 1.000000

c0 = 11.224619

c1 = 8.108540

c2 = 1.000000

c3 = 0.000000

u = 2.000287

v = -4.999767

REAL ROOT = 2.000

REAL ROOT = -5.000

*/
  
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Billy Braga from Canada Comment on: Mar 27
* for n = 3

your polynom should be an array

Billy Braga from Canada Comment on: Mar 27
DUDE... CRAP CODE !!! Why did you program pour n = 3 !!??!?

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