Hilbert space

The accuracy of the Cayley transform method for an evolution equation with a fractional derivative

The initial value problem for a differential equation with a fractional derivative and a positive definite operator coefficient in a Hilbert space is considered.  The exact solution involves the solving operator (expressed as an infinite series incorporating the Cayley transform of the operator coefficient, and certain polynomials of the independent variable, which is known as the Laguerre–Cayley polynomials) and the convolution integral of the solving operator with the right-hand side of the equation.  The approximate solution is expressed through the partial sum of th

The solution of an infinite system of ternary differential equations

The present paper is devoted to an infinite system of differential equations.  This system consists of ternary differential equations  corresponding to $3\times3$ Jordan blocks.  The system is considered in the Hilbert space $l_2$.  A theorem about the existence and uniqueness of solution of the system is proved.

Enlarging the radius of convergence for Newton–like method in which the derivative is re-evaluated after certain steps

Numerous attempts have been made to enlarge the radius of convergence for Newton–like method under the same set of conditions.  It turns out that not only the radius of convergence but the error bounds on the distances involved and the uniqueness of the solution ball  can more accurately be defined.