A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING NONLINEAR PROBLEMS
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Abstract: A nonlinear equation in a Banach space is written as a linear equation with a linear operator depending on the unknown solution. This method, which we call a global linearization method, differs essentially from the local linearization methods of the Newton-type. Inverting the above linear operator by the methods known for linear operators one gets an equation which sometimes is much better for numerical solution than the original one. Some theorems about convergence of the proposed iterative process for solving the transformed equation are given. Examples of applications are considered.
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