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On Newton's method

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In this note we discuss Newton's method in a setting somewhat more restrictive than customary. In this setting, however, we claim to have proved superlinear convergence of the Newton process without assuming twice differentiability or Lipschitz continuity of the first derivative of the operator. A further feature is that the iteration to be discussed is not initially but is eventually the Newton process. With this feature global rather than local convergence is achieved.

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This research was supported by the Boeing Scientific Research Laboratories and by Grant AF-AFOSR 937-65.

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Goldstein, A.A. On Newton's method. Numer. Math. 7, 391–393 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01436251

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