Abstract:
We construct and study a class of methods for approximation of
solutions to nonlinear equations in a Hilbert space with an
approximately given smooth operator in the absence of
regularity of its derivative. The sought-for solution is approximated
by the trajectory of the nonlinear dynamical system related to the
equation under consideration. The construction of this system is
specified by linearization of the original equation with the use of the
Gauss–Newton scheme and by different ways of regularization of this
scheme. Under several assumptions we establish the existence of a
ball which attracts the corresponding domain of the phase space and
the existence of a minimal attractor of the system in a
small neighborhood of the sought-for solution.