Abstract:In this paper, we suggest and study Simpson's formula, and Newton's two, three and four Cosed formulas iterative methods for solving the system of nonlinear equations by using PredictorCorrector of Newton method. We present four new algorithms for solving the system of nonlinear equations (SNLE). We prove that these new algorithms have convergence. Several numerical examples are given to illustrate the efficiency and performance of the new iterative methods. These new algorithms may be viewed as an extensions and generalizations of the existing methods for solving the system of nonlinear equations.
In this paper, we use both weight functions and composition techniques together for solving non-linear equations. We designed a new fourth order iterative method to increase the order of convergence without increasing the functional evaluations in a drastic way. This method uses one evaluation of the function and two evaluations of the first derivative. The new method attains the optimality with efficiency index 1.587. The convergence analysis of our new methods is discussed. Furthermore, the correlations between the attracting domains and the corresponding required number of iterations have also been illustrated and discussed. The comparison with several numerical methods and the use of complex dynamics and basins of attraction show that the new method gives good results.
In this paper, we study the bifurcation of a cancer model with completely unknown parameters. The bifurcation analysis of the biologically feasible steady-states of this model will be discussed. It is proved that the system appears to exhibit many cases of bifurcation for some ranges of system parameters. Numerical analysis and extensive numerical examples of the bifurcation for some ranges were carried out for various system parameter values and different initial densities.
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