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Basins of Attraction in the Calculation of Critical Points


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15866/ireche.v9i3.14901

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Critical point calculations are extremely useful in Chemical Engineering context, since the correct prediction of the critical coordinates are important in various situations (for instance, in enhanced oil recovery). In this work, we proposed the use of the basins of attraction to show the convergence behavior of two strategies for critical point calculations in a system with two critical points, formed by methane + hydrogen sulfide. This kind of diagram – with complex convergence patterns – justifies the development of robust methodologies to solve systems of algebraic equations with multiple solutions.
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Critical Points; Basins of Attraction; Newton Methods

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