On some interpolatory iterative methods for the second degree polynomial operators (I)
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In this note we consider the chord (secant) method and the Steffensen method for solving polynomial operators of degree 2 on Banach spaces, \(F:X\rightarrow Y\).
The convergence conditions in this case are simplified, as the divided difference of order 3 is the null trilinear operator.
As particular cases, we study the eigenproblem for quadratic matrices and integral equations of Volterra type.
We obtain semilocal convergence results, which show the r-convergence orders of the iterates.
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