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Update README and docs tutorial examples to use new bracketing methods? #209
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Falsi should be fine for new users? Falsi and Brent are both fine. |
but yes the tutorial should go into more detail of showing different methods at least. |
It should mostly point to ITP now. |
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Currently the examples in README.md and https://docs.sciml.ai/NonlinearSolve/stable/tutorials/nonlinear/#Using-Bracketing-Methods
still use the
Falsi
method which is not a good new user experience.Suggest a better choice would be
Brent
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