Where can I find details about methods to solve space state of damaged ship

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    I want to calculate the space state of a damaged ship. How can I find the detailed methods of calculating the space state during flooding？


    Some papers solve the nonlinear implicit equations of ship by Successive Approximation method and discrete newton method. But there is not any detailed information about Successive Approximation method and discrete newton method. Where can I find the detailed information about Successive Approximation method and discrete newton method？
     
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    xichyu, Apr 26, 2016
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