Develops optimal iterative methods for multiple roots, demonstrating improved accuracy and efficiency.
In this manuscript, we develop a family of optimal eighth-order iterative methods for approximating multiple roots of nonlinear equations with known multiplicity, derived by modifying an existing simple-root iterative method. The family is constructed by incorporating a multivariate weight function, where specific choices of this function yield distinct members while preserving eighth-order convergence. Convergence order is rigorously established through theoretical analysis. Comprehensive numerical experiments on real-life and academic problems demonstrate the accuracy and computational efficiency of the proposed methods relative to some well known existing methods. Dynamical analysis via basins of attraction in the complex plane further reveals the stability and convergence behavior of the proposed family.
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