Convergence of secant method: - NPTEL
nptel.ac.in › content › storage2Convergence of secant method: Definition: Say, where is the root of . , are the errors at n and (n+1) iterations and are the approximations of at , (n+1), iterations. If where is a constant, then the rate of convergence of the method by which is generated is p. Claim: Secant method has super linear convergence.
Order of Convergence of the Secant Method
ceadserv1.nku.edu › mat360 › daysOrder of Convergence of the Secant Method Andy Long March 26, 2015 1 From Newton to Secant Consider f(x), with root r. Assume that {x k} is a sequence of iterates obtained using the secant method, and converging to r. Defining the errors e k = x k − r, we conclude that convergence of the iterates x k to r implies that lim k−→∞ e k = 0.