Abstract

To deal with the estimation of the locally unique solutions of nonlinear systems in Banach spaces, the local as well as semilocal convergence analysis is established for two higher order iterative methods. The given methods do not involve the computation of derivatives of an order higher than one. However, the convergence analysis was carried out in earlier studies by using the assumptions on the higher order derivatives as well. Such types of assumptions limit the applicability of techniques. In this regard, the convergence analysis is developed in the present study by imposing the conditions on first order derivatives only. The central idea for the local analysis is to estimate the bounds on convergence domain as well as the error approximations of the iterates along with the formulation of sufficient conditions for the uniqueness of the solution. Based on the choice of initial estimate in the given domain, the semilocal analysis is established, which ensures the convergence of iterates to a unique solution in that domain. Further, some applied problems are tested to certify the theoretical deductions.

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