Extending the Applicability of a Newton-Kurchatov-Type Method for Solving Non-Differentiable Equations in Banach Spaces

Year 2019, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 121 - 128, 27.06.2019

İoannis K Argyros Santhosh George

https://doi.org/10.33434/cams.507917

Abstract

We provide a new local convergence analysis of a Newton-Kurchatov-like method to solve non-differentiable equations in Banach spaces. Our result improve the earlier works in literature. The examples were used to test our hypotheses.

Keywords

Banach spaces, Local convergence, Newton-Kurchatov-type method, Non-differentiable equations

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