2014Journal of Applied MathematicsOpen access

Convergence Theorem for a Family of New Modified Halley’s Method in Banach Space

Rongfei Lin, Yueqing Zhao, Qingbiao Wu, Jueliang Hu

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We establish convergence theorems of Newton-Kantorovich type for a family of new modified Halley’s method in Banach space to solve nonlinear operator equations. We present the corresponding error estimate. To show the application of our theorems, two numerical examples are given.

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We establish convergence theorems of Newton-Kantorovich type for a family of new modified Halley’s method in Banach space to solve nonlinear operator equations. We present the corresponding error estimate. To show the application of our theorems, two numerical examples are given.

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We establish convergence theorems of Newton-Kantorovich type for a family of new modified Halley’s method in Banach space to solve nonlinear operator equations. We present the corresponding error estimate. To show the application of our theorems, two numerical examples are given.

Key concepts: Banach space, Mathematics, Convergence (economics), Unconditional convergence, Applied mathematics, Nonlinear system, Operator (biology), Space (punctuation)

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