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On the convergence of Newton-like MS method with dynamics and applications

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The motive of this work is to introduce and investigate the benefits and defects of a new three-step Newton-like iterative method to solve nonlinear operator equations in Banach space. We discussed the local and more importantly semi-local convergence analysis for the proposed method. Some numerical examples along with one boundary value problem are given to show that the speed of convergence of the proposed iterative method is faster than the modified Newton’s method and Sahu et al. method. Lastly, the dynamical analysis confirms the theoretical and numerical results, but reveals some drawback of this type of Newton-like S method.

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    Manoj K. Singh, B. R. Singh & Deepak Kumar Mishra

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Singh, M.K., Singh, B.R. & Mishra, D.K. On the convergence of Newton-like MS method with dynamics and applications. SeMA 80, 663–686 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40324-022-00311-3

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