Abstract

In this paper, we propose a new parametric family of iterative schemes to compute the inverse of a complex nonsingular matrix. It is shown that the members of this family have at least a fourth-order of convergence. A particular element of the class is extended to approximate the Moore-Penrose inverse of rectangular complex matrices, keeping the convergence order. A dynamic analysis is performed to obtain a parameter domain in which stability is assured and to detect which members of the proposed family have good stability properties and which have chaotic behavior. Some numerical examples, with matrices of different sizes, are tested to confirm the theoretical and dynamical results.