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Nick, If you Google "system of equations" "comparison method" you will find what you are looking for. (Not all the sites you find will use the terms in the sense you are looking for) Some you may need to download as HTML. The document from Nipissing University seems like a good place to start. Some questions to consider: What exactly is it? Is it applicable to systems of arbitrary dimension? Is it used by the general mathematical community or a definable subpopulation? Is it geting more or less popular? What are its advantages (if any) and disadvantages (if any)? Good hunting! | ||||||||||||
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