iterative method
[ɪˈtɛrətɪv ˈmɛθəd]
nounpl: iterative methods
método iterativo
1. A mathematical technique that uses repeated cycles of calculations to progressively approach a solution to a problem
The Newton-Raphson method is a popular iterative method for finding roots of equations.
O método de Newton-Raphson é um método iterativo popular para encontrar raízes de equações.
2. A computational approach that refines an approximation through successive iterations until convergence is achieved
Engineers use iterative methods to solve complex differential equations in finite element analysis.
Engenheiros usam métodos iterativos para resolver equações diferenciais complexas em análise de elementos finitos.
3. A process-based strategy in software development where requirements, design, and implementation are refined through repeated cycles
Agile development employs an iterative method to deliver software in incremental sprints.
O desenvolvimento ágil emprega um método iterativo para entregar software em sprints incrementais.
This is a technical term widely used in academic and professional contexts across both Brazil and the United States. In Brazil, it's especially prevalent in engineering, mathematics, and computer science curricula. The term is directly translatable and maintains the same meaning in both Portuguese and English-speaking countries, reflecting the universal nature of mathematical methodology.
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