An Efficient Two-Step Iterative Technique for Solving Non-Linear Equations

doi:10.52280/pujm.2021.530704

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“…The first approach is based on Halley's method and Taylor's expansion, while the second method employs second derivative approximations to enhance the efficiency of the first method. Many researchers [24][25][26][27][28][29][30] introduced different new two-step, three-step, or four-step iterative methods of higher orders by utilizing different methods.…”

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Graphical Insights into Dynamical Behavior: Advanced Iterative Methods for Root Finding in Computational Mathematics

Raza,

Toheed,

Haq

et al. 2024

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This paper introduces a novel family of Newton-like iterative methods ranging from fourth to seventh order, specifically designed for the efficient determination of simple roots in nonlinear equations. Outperforming existing methods, our proposed techniques exhibit superior stability and expanded basin sizes. Their unprecedented reliability and broad applicability position them as valuable assets for addressing real-world challenges in diverse domains such as Mathematical Modeling, Biomathematics, and Thermodynamics. To illuminate the dynamic behavior of these methods, we employ the graphical tool 'Basin of Attraction'. Through comprehensive analysis, our research demonstrates a significant enhancement in accuracy and convergence rates, presenting a modest yet impactful contribution to the realm of computational mathematics. Mathematics Subject Classification: 65H04, 65H05

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