AbstractŠiljak's method provides a globally convergent algorithm for inclusion of polynomial zeros. The solution procedure is formulated as a minimization process of a positive definite function involving the real and imaginary parts of the polynomial. The main objective of this paper is to propose an improved version of Šiljak's algorithm, which exploits the minimizing function to ensure a quadratic convergence to multiple zeros and, at the same time, determine their multiplicity. Time comparisons with other standard zero inclusion methods are provided to demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed improvement of the original algorithm
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AbstractApplying Gauss-Seidel approach to the improvements of two simultaneous methods for finding p...
AbstractA parametric family of iterative methods for the simultaneous determination of simple comple...
AbstractŠiljak's method provides a globally convergent algorithm for inclusion of polynomial zeros. ...
AbstractWe present a globally convergent algorithm, which has been implemented interactively, for th...
AbstractFor many high-order one-point iteration processes, convergence slows down to order one in ca...
AbstractApplying Hansen-Patrick's formula for solving the single equation f(z) = 0 to a suitable fun...
AbstractApplying Newton's and Halley's corrections, some modified methods of higher order for the si...
AbstractTargeting a new multiple zero finder, in this paper, we suggest an efficient two-point class...
AbstractFor the numerical determination of zeros of a complex polynomial by simultaneous iterative m...
AbstractMiyakoda, T., Multiplicity estimating algorithm for zeros of a complex polynomial and its ap...
AbstractWe substantially improve the known algorithms for approximating all the complex zeros of an ...
AbstractIn a recent paper [2], Nourein derived an iteration formula, which exhibited cubic convergen...
AbstractThe behavior of a class of high order methods for solving polynomial equations is examined. ...
AbstractSeveral algorithms for simultaneously approximating simple complex zeros of a polynomial are...
AbstractUsing a fixed point relation of the square-root type and the basic fourth-order method, impr...
AbstractApplying Gauss-Seidel approach to the improvements of two simultaneous methods for finding p...
AbstractA parametric family of iterative methods for the simultaneous determination of simple comple...
AbstractŠiljak's method provides a globally convergent algorithm for inclusion of polynomial zeros. ...
AbstractWe present a globally convergent algorithm, which has been implemented interactively, for th...
AbstractFor many high-order one-point iteration processes, convergence slows down to order one in ca...
AbstractApplying Hansen-Patrick's formula for solving the single equation f(z) = 0 to a suitable fun...
AbstractApplying Newton's and Halley's corrections, some modified methods of higher order for the si...
AbstractTargeting a new multiple zero finder, in this paper, we suggest an efficient two-point class...
AbstractFor the numerical determination of zeros of a complex polynomial by simultaneous iterative m...
AbstractMiyakoda, T., Multiplicity estimating algorithm for zeros of a complex polynomial and its ap...
AbstractWe substantially improve the known algorithms for approximating all the complex zeros of an ...
AbstractIn a recent paper [2], Nourein derived an iteration formula, which exhibited cubic convergen...
AbstractThe behavior of a class of high order methods for solving polynomial equations is examined. ...
AbstractSeveral algorithms for simultaneously approximating simple complex zeros of a polynomial are...
AbstractUsing a fixed point relation of the square-root type and the basic fourth-order method, impr...
AbstractApplying Gauss-Seidel approach to the improvements of two simultaneous methods for finding p...
AbstractA parametric family of iterative methods for the simultaneous determination of simple comple...