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Multi-fault diagnosis and damage assessment of rolling bearings based on IDBO-VMD and CNN-BiLSTM. [PDF]

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Chen L, Bai X, He Y, Jia D, Li Y, Li Z.
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The dynamics of episodic recall

Ahissar E, Mizrachi N.
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Convergence ball and error analysis of Müller’s method

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2007
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Qingbiao Wu, Hongmin Ren, Weihong Bi
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Convergence ball and error analysis of a family of iterative methods with cubic convergence

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2009
A family of iterative methods covering various third order variants of Newton's method is proposed, and their convergence is studied. Assuming Lipschitz continuous second derivatives, cubic convergence is obtained. Some numerical examples are included.
Hongmin Ren, Qingbiao Wu
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Convergence ball of a modified secant method with convergence order 1.839…

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2007
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Hongmin Ren, Qingbiao Wu
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Convergence ball and error analysis of Ostrowski-Traub’s method

Applied Mathematics, 2010
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Qingbiao Wu, Wu Qing-Biao
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Homocentric convergence ball of the secant method

Applied Mathematics, 2007
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On the complexity of extending the convergence ball of Wang’s method for finding a zero of a derivative

Journal of Complexity, 2021
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Hongmin Ren, Ioannis K Argyros
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Convergence ball of iterations with one parameter

Applied Mathematics, 2005
This article looks at a general family of iterative methods with one parameter to solve the equation \(F(\vec{x})=0\), which includes the super-Halley, the Chebyshev as well as the Halley method. Under a weak Lipschitz condition the author proves a convergence theorem and estimates the convergence radius.
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