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Ball convergence for a ninth order Newton-type method from quadrature and a domain formulae in Banach space (Q2798828)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6568238
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Ball convergence for a ninth order Newton-type method from quadrature and a domain formulae in Banach space
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6568238

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    13 April 2016
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    local convergence
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    majorizing sequences
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    recurrent relation
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    recurrent functions
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    radius of convergence
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    Fréchet derivative
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    quadrature formulae
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    Adomian decomposition
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    nonlinear operator equation
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    iterative method
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    Banach space
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    multipoint Newton-like method
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    error bound
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    numerical example
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    Ball convergence for a ninth order Newton-type method from quadrature and a domain formulae in Banach space (English)
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    The authors study the local convergence of a ninth-order iterative method for approximating a locally unique solution of nonlinear equations defined between two Banach spaces. The aforementioned method is a multipoint Newton-like method, that involves only first derivatives. In addition, the convergence analysis only uses the first Fréchet derivative and not the second one, as it is quite usual in other studies. This work also provides computable convergence balls and error bounds. The paper finishes with some numerical examples to illustrate the theoretical results.
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