1972
DOI: 10.1093/imamat/9.2.194
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Extension of Bairstow's Method for Multiple Quadratic Factors

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“…Thus, in particular, if (z2 + p*z + q*) is a quadratic factor of multiplicity greater than one, then /* = 0. For this case Arthur [2] and Carrano [5] have independently suggested a modification which retains the property of quadratic convergence from a sufficiently close starting point, at some computational expense.…”
Section: ] Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, in particular, if (z2 + p*z + q*) is a quadratic factor of multiplicity greater than one, then /* = 0. For this case Arthur [2] and Carrano [5] have independently suggested a modification which retains the property of quadratic convergence from a sufficiently close starting point, at some computational expense.…”
Section: ] Andmentioning
confidence: 99%