Original post by Flofet
Why does fixes point iteration not work if the starting x value (x0) is too close to the root.
In my instance it either converges to the other root or diverges away
In my instance it either converges to the other root or diverges away
Youd have to post the example for a specific answer, but fixed point iteration converges if |g'(x)|<1 on the region of interest. There are loads of examples on the web, such as
https://metric.ma.ic.ac.uk/metric_public/numerical_methods/iteration/fixed_point_iteration.html
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