Some modifications of the parallel Halley iteration method and their convergence
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We derive five kinds of algorithms for simultaneously finding the zeros of a complex polynomial. The convergence and the convergence rate with higher order are obtained. The algorithms are numerically illustrated by an example of degree 10, and the numerical results are satisfactory.
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