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                GaussSeidel
                Solves a set of N linear equations in N unknowns by the Gaussian-Seidel  method.
                Returns the array of N unknowns,  in column format only.

                Syntax
                Ga ussSeidel(  coeff-matrix,const-  vector, init-  values)
                coeff-matrix   a reference to an N row x  N column array of coefficients
                const-vector   a reference to an N row x  1 column array of constants
                init-values   a reference to an N row x  1 column array of initial values


                Remarks
                   The coeff-matrix,  const-vector  and init-values  tables can contain values or
                   formulas.
                   The optional init-values  may be helpful for large arrays.
                   The GaussSeidel function is an array function.  You must select an N row x  1 column
                   vertical range of cells,  enter the function and then press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER
                   (Windows) or COMMAND+RETURN  or CONTROL+SHIFT+RETURN (Macintosh).


                See Also
                GaussElim, GaussJordanl,  GaussJordanZ, SimultEqNL





                SimultEqNL
                Solves a set of N non-linear equations in N unknowns by Newton’s iteration method.
                Returns the array of N unknowns,  in column format only.


                Syntax
                Si mu It EqN L( equations, variables, constants)
                equations     a reference to an N row x  N column array of coefficients
                variables     a reference to an N row x  1 column array of constants
                constants     a reference to an N row x  1 column array of initial values

                Remarks
                   The coeff-matrix,  const-vector  and init-values  tables can contain values or
                    formulas.
                   The optional init-values  may be helpful for large arrays.
                   The SimultEqNL function is an array function.  You must select an N row x  1 column
                    vertical range of cells,  enter the function and then press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER
                    (Windows)  or COMMAND+RETURN or CONTROL+SHIFT+RETURN (Macintosh).

                See Also
                GaussElim, GaussJordanl,  GaussJordanZ
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