Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem

We describe simple implementations of homotopy (also called continuation) algorithm for determining the proper resistor to dissipate energy at a specified rate of an electric circuit. Homotopy algorithm can be considered as a developing of the classical methods in numerical computing such as Ne...

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Main Authors: Hassan, Talib Hashim, Azram, Mohammad, Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim
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Language:English
Published: 2009
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spelling iium-61712011-12-01T03:08:19Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/6171/ Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem Hassan, Talib Hashim Azram, Mohammad Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim QA Mathematics We describe simple implementations of homotopy (also called continuation) algorithm for determining the proper resistor to dissipate energy at a specified rate of an electric circuit. Homotopy algorithm can be considered as a developing of the classical methods in numerical computing such as Newton- Raphson and fixed point methods. In homoptopy methods,a n embeddingp arameteris usedt o control the convergenceT. he methodp urposedi n this work utilizes a special homotopy called Newton homotopy. Numerical example solved in MATLAB is given to showt he effectiveness of the purposed method. 2009 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/6171/1/AZRAM_BALI2009.PDF Hassan, Talib Hashim and Azram, Mohammad and Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim (2009) Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem. In: 2nd International Conference on Power Control and Optimization 2009, 1-3 June, 2009, Bali Island, Indonesia. http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet/GetabsServlet?prog=normal&id=APCPCS001159000001000092000001&idtype=cvips&gifs=Yes&ref=no
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Hassan, Talib Hashim
Azram, Mohammad
Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim
Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem
description We describe simple implementations of homotopy (also called continuation) algorithm for determining the proper resistor to dissipate energy at a specified rate of an electric circuit. Homotopy algorithm can be considered as a developing of the classical methods in numerical computing such as Newton- Raphson and fixed point methods. In homoptopy methods,a n embeddingp arameteris usedt o control the convergenceT. he methodp urposedi n this work utilizes a special homotopy called Newton homotopy. Numerical example solved in MATLAB is given to showt he effectiveness of the purposed method.
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Hassan, Talib Hashim
Azram, Mohammad
Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim
author_facet Hassan, Talib Hashim
Azram, Mohammad
Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim
author_sort Hassan, Talib Hashim
title Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem
title_short Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem
title_full Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem
title_fullStr Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem
title_full_unstemmed Application of Taylor-Newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem
title_sort application of taylor-newton homotopy method for solving electrical engineering design problem
publishDate 2009
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/6171/
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