A Third-order Variant of Newton′s Method
Yinyin Zhang
Abstract
Yinyin Zhang
Abstract
Based on inverse function′s integral equation and Simpson scheme,a new method for solving roots of non-linear equations is obtained,which is a variant of Newton′s method.The present method is proved to be at least third-order convergence near simple root and it improves convergence order and efficiency index compared with Newton′s method.In the end,numerical tests are given and compared with Newton′s method and Newton-like methods.The results show that the present method has some more advantages than others.It enriches the methods for solving the roots of non-linear equations.
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Based on inverse function′s integral equation and Simpson scheme,a new method for solving roots of non-linear equations is obtained,which is a variant of Newton′s method.The present method is proved to be at least third-order convergence near simple root and it improves convergence order and efficiency index compared with Newton′s method.In the end,numerical tests are given and compared with Newton′s method and Newton-like methods.The results show that the present method has some more advantages than others.It enriches the methods for solving the roots of non-linear equations.
Key concepts: Newton's method, Newton's method in optimization, Mathematics, Steffensen's method, Convergence (economics), Root-finding algorithm, Applied mathematics, Local convergence