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FindRoot for arbitrary number of equations?

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FindRoot for arbitrary number of equations?

POSTED BY: Matej Fajs
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Maybe like this:

n = 10;
Ep = Sin[\[Phi][m]] + Cos[\[Phi][m]] + \[Phi][2] + \[Phi][1] + Sin[\[Phi][m] - \[Phi][2]];(*Assumed function*)
FindRoot[Table[Qkons\[Phi][m] = -D[Ep, \[Phi][m]] == 0, {m, 1, n}], 
 Table[{\[Phi][m], 0}, {m, 1, n}]]
POSTED BY: Mariusz Iwaniuk
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