An extended radius of convergence comparison between two sixth order methods under general continuity for solving equations

Öz

In this paper, we compare the radii of convergence of two sixth convergence order methods for solving the nonlinear equations. We present the local convergence analysis not given before, which is based on the first Fréchet derivative that only appears on the method. Numerical examples where the theoretical results are tested complete the paper.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Newton/Chebyshev method
• Banach space
• Local Convergence
• Semi-local Convergence

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