Abstract
The dynamical analysis of the Kurchatov scheme is extended to Traub's method. The difference here is that Traub's method requires two additional starting points. Therefore, the map is 3-dimensional instead of 2-D. We obtain a complete description of the dynamical planes and show that the method is stable for cubic polynomials.
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