A simply constructed third-order modification of Newton's method
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This is a nice discussion on third-order convergent Newton-like methods for solving nonlinear scalar equations \(f(x)=0\). Using the formulation \(f'(y)\approx f(x)[f(x)-f(y)]/[f(x)+f(y)]\) the author unifies a few third-order Newton-like methods and shows that a new variation of third-order methods can be generated easily. Numerical examples illustrates efficiency of some proposed methods.
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