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Determine $p$, $q$ and $r$ so that the order of the fixed point iteration for computing $a^{1/3}$ becomes as high as possible

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Determine $p$, $q$ and $r$ so that the order of the fixed point iteration for computing $a^{1/3}$ becomes as high as possible

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Determine $p$, $q$ and $r$ so that the order of the fixed point iteration for computing $a^{1/3}$ becomes as high as possible

What are the conditions to apply Brouwer fixed-point theorem (one dimentional case)?

Proof of Tarski's self-reference lemma

Unique Fixed Point for an Analytic Function

Why use the Lefschetz Zeta function?

Proving Theorem: subspace of polynomials of degree two or less?

Holomorphic function with a unique fixed point

When does a continuous function defined on a closed and bounded convex set has a fixed point?

Fixed Point Iteration - Numerical Analysis

give a counter example that $T^n$ is contraction will not imply that $T$ is contraction.

The set of all fixed points of a continuous function $f:[0,1] \to [0,1]$ , satisfying $f \circ f=f$ , is a non-empty interval?

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