We introduce a class of new iteration functions which are ratios of polynomials of the same degree and hence defined at infinity. The poles of these rational functions occur at points which cause no difficulty. The classical iteration functions are given as explicit functions of P and its derivatives. The new iteration functions are constructed according to a certain algorithm. This construction requires only simple polynomial manipulation which may be performed on a computer. We shall treat here only the important case that the zeros of P are distinct and that the dominant zero is real. The extension to multiple zeros, dominant complex zeros, and sub-dominant zeros will be given in another paper. We shall restrict ourselves to questions re...
For each natural number m greater than one, and each natural number k less than or equal to m, there...
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Iteration functions for the approximation of zeros of a polynomial P are usually given as explicit f...
AbstractThe need for efficient algorithms for determining zeros of given polynomials has been stress...
AbstractThe behavior of a class of high order methods for solving polynomial equations is examined. ...
AbstractŠiljak's method provides a globally convergent algorithm for inclusion of polynomial zeros. ...
AbstractSeveral algorithms for simultaneously approximating simple complex zeros of a polynomial are...
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This is the third paper in which we study iterations using linear information for the solution of no...
The problem of finding the zeros of a polynomial p(z) of degree n is considered. Some results relat...
For each natural number m greater than one, and each natural number k less than or equal to m, there...
The simultaneous inclusion of polynomial complex zeros is a crucial problem in numerical analysis. R...
The problem of finding the zeros of a polynomial p(z) of degree n is considered. Some results relate...
Iteration functions for the approximation of zeros of a polynomial P are usually given as explicit f...
AbstractThe need for efficient algorithms for determining zeros of given polynomials has been stress...
AbstractThe behavior of a class of high order methods for solving polynomial equations is examined. ...
AbstractŠiljak's method provides a globally convergent algorithm for inclusion of polynomial zeros. ...
AbstractSeveral algorithms for simultaneously approximating simple complex zeros of a polynomial are...
A construct is developed which is useful in the investigation of the global convergence properties o...
AbstractIn a recent paper [2], Nourein derived an iteration formula, which exhibited cubic convergen...
AbstractThis is the third paper in which we study iterations using linear information for the soluti...
It is well-known that Halley's method can be obtained by applying Newton's method to the f...
AbstractThe generalised root iterations for simultaneous finding polynomial complex zeros, with the ...
This is the third paper in which we study iterations using linear information for the solution of no...
The problem of finding the zeros of a polynomial p(z) of degree n is considered. Some results relat...
For each natural number m greater than one, and each natural number k less than or equal to m, there...
The simultaneous inclusion of polynomial complex zeros is a crucial problem in numerical analysis. R...
The problem of finding the zeros of a polynomial p(z) of degree n is considered. Some results relate...