Re: REPOST

[Francesco Potorti`]

   Is there an Octave equivalent
   the matlab function 'fzero' which gives the
   root of a nonlinear scalar function f(X)?

No, there  isn't, who knows why  nobody has ever implemented  one using the
fsolve function provided with octave.  You can use that for your needs.

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