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| Author(s) | Ardelean, Gheorghe |
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Proving the convergence of the iterative methods by using symbolic computation in Maple
Gheorghe Ardelean
Abstract
carpathian_2012_28_1_001_008_abstractThe proofs of the convergence for some high-order methods for solving nonlinear equations, by using symbolic computation in Maple, is presented. Also, the convergence error for some Newton-type methods is evaluated by symbolic computation.
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