Algorithm for solving system of nonlinear equations

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To solve a system of four nonlinear equations involving variables w, x, y, and z, Gröbner basis algorithms are suggested as a viable method. These algorithms can effectively eliminate variables, simplifying the equations for easier analysis. The equations provided include relationships between the variables and constants a, b, c, and d. Seeking advice on the best algorithm indicates a need for efficient computational techniques. Exploring Gröbner bases could lead to a clearer path to finding solutions for the system.
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I'm trying to find an algorithm to solve a 4 variable system of nonlinear equations.. the variables are named w,x,y,z and a,b,c,d are constants:

a = x - y + z
b = w + x
c = y * z
d = x * y / w


Can anyone offer any advice? Much appreciated...
 
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