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Convergence acceleration on a general class of power series

Konvergenzbeschleunigung für eine allgemeine Klasse von Potenzenreihen

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In this paper we present several efficient methods for evaluating functions defined by power series expansions. Simple computer codes for two rapid algorithms are given in a companion paper. The convergence rates of the proposed computational schemes are investigated theoretically and the results are illustrated by numerical examples.

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In dieser Arbeit werden mehrere effiziente Methoden zur Berechnung von Funktionen, die durch Potenzenreihen definiert sind, präsentiert. Einfache Computerprogramme für zwei schnelle Algorithmen werden in einem eigenen Beitrag ([9]) angegeben. Die Konvergenzgeschwindigkeiten der vorgeschlagenen Verfahren werden theoretisch untersucht und die erhaltenen Ergebnisse werden an numerischen Beispielen erläutert.

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Gustafson, S.Å. Convergence acceleration on a general class of power series. Computing 21, 53–69 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02252194

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