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MSC:
15A24,
26B10,
34A45,
34G20,
65D15,
65D30,
65H10,
65L06 | MR 1430404 | Zbl 0904.65051 | DOI: 10.1023/A:1022291010828
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Keywords:
approximations; inverse mapping; error bounds; Banach space; matrix differential equations; one-step-method; numerical example
approximations; inverse mapping; error bounds; Banach space; matrix differential equations; one-step-method; numerical example
Summary:
In this paper we propose a procedure to construct approximations of the inverse of a class of ${\mathcal C}^{m}$ differentiable mappings. First of all we determine in terms of the data a neighbourhood where the inverse mapping is well defined. Then it is proved that the theoretical inverse can be expressed in terms of the solution of a differential equation depending on parameters. Finally, using one-step matrix methods we construct approximate inverse mappings of a prescribed accuracy.
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