I researched and wrote “Potential New Algorithm to Calculate the Cube Root of a Number” for Decoded Science today, based on some news articles that arrived from India.
Will Nahar’s Cube Root Algorithm be Published?
Mr. Nirbhay Singh Nahar claimed to have developed a faster method to compute the cube root of a number. Will he be vindicated? Will any qualified mathematicians even review his work and critique it for publication? If not, his work may never be revealed.
His new algorithm, “NARNO”, has stiff competition from Newton’s Method and its successor, Halley’s Method. Yes, Nahar is up against Sir Isaac Newton and Edmond Halley. Newton developed differential calculus to describe how gravity accelerated an apple onto his head. Halley discovered his comet but improved on Newton’s Method.
(Yes, the “apple” story might be a fable. Anyway…).
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