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• Fixed point
  ...of a [[function (mathematics)|function]] that is mapped to itself. Thus, a fixed point of a function ''f'' is a point ''x'' such that <math>f(x) = x</math>. ...unction that maps each number to its [[square (arithmetics)|square]], so a fixed point of the squaring function is a number that equals its square. There are two
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• Fixed Point
  #Redirect [[Fixed point]]
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• Fixed point/Definition
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• Fixed point/Bibliography
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• Fixed point/External Links
  *[http://mathworld.wolfram.com/FixedPoint.html Fixed point at Wolfram MathWorld] ...tFinding/FixedPoint/FixedPoint.html Animated examples of finding of a real fixed point of a smooth function]
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• Fixed point of logarithm
  '''[[Fixed point]]s of [[logarithm]]''' to base <math>b</math> are solutions <math>L</math> Then, another fixed point <math>L_2</math> can be expressed as follows:
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• Fixed point/Related Articles
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• Fixed point of logarithm/Definition
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• Banach's fixed-point theorem/Definition
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• Banach's fixed-point theorem
  ...hat Cauchy sequences converge (the completeness condition), then we have a fixed point. which vanishes at the fixed-point. Therefore there is a neighborhood of the fixed point for which the Newton iteration converges better than linear, namely quadrat
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• Fixed point/External Links
  *[http://mathworld.wolfram.com/FixedPoint.html Fixed point at Wolfram MathWorld] ...tFinding/FixedPoint/FixedPoint.html Animated examples of finding of a real fixed point of a smooth function]
  355 bytes (50 words) - 07:23, 13 November 2013
• Fixed points
  #redirect[[fixed point]]
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• Fixed Point
  #Redirect [[Fixed point]]
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• Filog
  #redirect[[Fixed point of logarithm]]
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• Banach's fixed-point theorem/Definition
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• Fixed point of logarithm
  '''[[Fixed point]]s of [[logarithm]]''' to base <math>b</math> are solutions <math>L</math> Then, another fixed point <math>L_2</math> can be expressed as follows:
  3 KB (424 words) - 14:32, 9 September 2020
• Filog.cin
  ...' is the [[C++]] code that defines function [[Filog]] that evaluates the [[fixed point of logarithm]] [[Fixed point of logarithm]],
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• Rigid motion
  * rotations, which have one fixed point (the "centre"), and are orientations-preserving;
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• Water/Freezing point
  ...tly defined in the [[SI system]] as K (Kelvin), selects as the fundamental fixed point the [[triple point]] of water. One Kelvin, and therefore 1°C ([[Celsius]]
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• Banach's fixed-point theorem
  ...hat Cauchy sequences converge (the completeness condition), then we have a fixed point. which vanishes at the fixed-point. Therefore there is a neighborhood of the fixed point for which the Newton iteration converges better than linear, namely quadrat
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• Fixed point
  ...of a [[function (mathematics)|function]] that is mapped to itself. Thus, a fixed point of a function ''f'' is a point ''x'' such that <math>f(x) = x</math>. ...unction that maps each number to its [[square (arithmetics)|square]], so a fixed point of the squaring function is a number that equals its square. There are two
  10 KB (1,562 words) - 07:20, 13 November 2013
• Group action
  A '''fixed point''' of an action is just an element ''x'' of ''X'' such that <math>x^g = x</ * In the trivial action, every point is a fixed point and the orbits are all [[singleton]]s.
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• Fourier transform/Related Articles
  {{r|Fixed point}}
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• Exponential function/Related Articles
  {{r|Fixed point}}
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• Eigenvalue/Related Articles
  {{r|Fixed point}}
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• Tetration/Related Articles
  {{r|Fixed point}}
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• Schröder-Bernstein theorem
  .../sub>, gives ''A''₁ as a result. (Thus ''A''₁ is a ''fixed point''.) ...'' to subsets of ''A'' that is increasing, and such a mapping always has a fixed point.
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• Schröder-Bernstein theorem/Citable Version
  .../sub>, gives ''A''₁ as a result. (Thus ''A''₁ is a ''fixed point''.) ...'' to subsets of ''A'' that is increasing, and such a mapping always has a fixed point.
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• Fuzzy logic programming
  ...y Herbrand model of a fuzzy program and we can calculate such a model by a fixed point technique (see P. Vojtas 1966, P. Vojtas 2001 and D. Dubois D. and H. Prade
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• Natural pentation
  ...m{tet}_b</math>, constructed with [[regular iteration]] at its lowest real fixed point. where <math>L</math> is [[fixed point]] of [[tetration]], it is solution of equation <math>L=\mathrm {tet}_b(L)</
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