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| Author(s) | Păvăloiu, Ion |
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On the approximation of solutions to nonlinear operators between metric spaces
Ion Păvăloiu
Abstract
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carpathian_2002_18_069_072A Gauss-Seidel type method for the solution of linear systems, based on the decomposition of the system matrix into four matrices blocks, has been proposed by R. Varga in |3|. The convergence of this method was studied in [1] and [2].
In this paper we shall extend the ideas contained in the above quoted works to the case of nonlinear systems equations.
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