J.J. Vazquez-Esparragoza, S.L. Latil, C.D. Holland, Norman W. Naugle
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Solution of difficult steady state separation problems by use of the functional transformation method
An extension of the range of convergence of the classical Newton-Raphson method and modified forms of it by use of the functional transformation method is demonstrated herein by use of numerical examples of difficult- to-solve distillation problems. Variations of the Newton-Raphson method considered are as follows: (1) the 2N Newton-Raphson method with the Broyden modification; (2) the 2N Newton-Raphson method with the Broyden-Bennett modification; (3) the almost-band algorithm with the Broyden-Householder modification; (4) the almost-band algorithm with Schubert's modification; and (5) parametric continuation with step size selection by Gear's method.