On the Convergence Order of Jarratt-Type Methods for Nonlinear Equations

The order of convergence for Jarratt-type methods in solving nonlinear equations is determined without relying on Taylor expansion. Unlike previous studies, we depend solely on assumptions about the derivatives of the involved operator up to the second order. The proof presented in this paper is independent of the Taylor series expansion, thereby reducing the need for assumptions about derivatives of higher order of the involved operator and enhancing the applicability of these methods. The method’s applicability is broadened by employing the concept of generalized conditions in local convergence analysis and majorizing sequences in semi-local analysis. This study includes numerical examples and basins of attraction for the methods.

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Axioms
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2025-05-24
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https://doi.org/10.3390/axioms14060401
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Iterative Methods for Nonlinear Equations
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The order of convergence for Jarratt-type methods in solving nonlinear equations is determined without relying on Taylor expansion. Unlike previous studies, we depend solely on assumptions about the derivatives of the involved operator up to the second order. The proof presented in this paper is independent of the Taylor series expansion, thereby reducing the need for assumptions about derivatives of higher order of the involved operator and enhancing the applicability of these methods. The method’s applicability is broadened by employing the concept of generalized conditions in local convergence analysis and majorizing sequences in semi-local analysis. This study includes numerical examples and basins of attraction for the methods.

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