Computational Test for Convergence of Root-finding of Nonlinear Equations
Keywords:
nonlinear equations, iterative method, Adomian decomposition methodAbstract
We study a computational test for convergence of iterative methods which are Newton-Raphson method and modified by using Adomian decomposition method for finding root of nonlinear equations in form of . Â The comparative criterions are number of iteration, computational time, error graph and computational order of convergence (COC)References
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