| Abstract: | A group of iteratively regularized methods of Gauss–Newton type for solving irregular nonlinear equations with smooth operators in a Hilbert space under the condition of normal solvability of the derivative of the operator at the solution is considered. A priori and a posteriori methods for termination of iterations are studied, and estimates of the accuracy of approximations obtained are found. It is shown that, in the case of a priori termination, the accuracy of the approximation is proportional to the error in the input data. Under certain additional conditions, the same estimate is established for a posterior termination from the residual principle. These results generalize known similar estimates for linear equations with a normally solvable operator. |
