A Receipt and Credit Note from Sixth-Century Hermopolis

A NOTE ON "A SIXTH ORDER METHOD FOR SOLVING NONLINEAR EQUATIONS"

In this study, we modify an iterative non-optimal without memory method, in such a way that is becomes optimal. Therefore, we obtain convergence order eight with the some functional evaluations. To justify our proposed method, some numerical examples are given.  

A High-Coverage Yersinia pestis Genome from a Sixth-Century Justinianic Plague Victim

The Justinianic Plague, which started in the sixth century and lasted to the mid eighth century, is thought to be the first of three historically documented plague pandemics causing massive casualties. Historical accounts and molecular data suggest the bacterium Yersinia pestis as its etiological agent. Here we present a new high-coverage (17.9-fold) Y. pestis genome obtained from a sixth-centu...

Thinking through the Monarchy in Sixth-Century Visigothic Spain

Ancient Soil-Transmitted Parasite Eggs Detected from the Sixth Century Three Kingdom Period Silla Tomb

The parasitic infection patterns of the Joseon period have begun to be revealed in a series of paleoparasitological studies. However, parasitism prevailing during or before the Three Kingdom period is still relatively unexplored. In the present study, we therefore conducted parasitological examinations of soil and organic-material sediments precipitated upon human hipbone and sacrum discovered ...

a note on "a sixth order method for solving nonlinear equations"

in this study, we modify an iterative non-optimal without memory method, in such a way that is becomes optimal. therefore, we obtain convergence order eight with the some functional evaluations. to justify our proposed method, some numerical examples are given.