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A variant of two-step optimal fourth-order iterative method for solving nonlinear equation

Nebojša Ralević, Dejan Ćebić

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In this paper a new variant of optimal fourth-order iterative scheme for finding simple root of nonlinear equation has been considered. The method is numerically compared with several relevant two-step methods. The numerical performances based on the test examples agree with the theoretical analysis of the method.

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In this paper a new variant of optimal fourth-order iterative scheme for finding simple root of nonlinear equation has been considered. The method is numerically compared with several relevant two-step methods. The numerical performances based on the test examples agree with the theoretical analysis of the method.

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In this paper a new variant of optimal fourth-order iterative scheme for finding simple root of nonlinear equation has been considered. The method is numerically compared with several relevant two-step methods. The numerical performances based on the test examples agree with the theoretical analysis of the method.

Key concepts: Nonlinear system, Simple (philosophy), Iterative method, Applied mathematics, Computer science, Mathematics, Mathematical optimization, Root-finding algorithm

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