Abstract
Recent work on extrapolative processes for a class of infinite oscillatory integrals is extended by a procedure which involves the unknown abscissae at which the remainder integral vanishes identically. The asymptotic proximity of these abscissae to a known set is used as a basis for further extrapolation.
Results show that the method can be useful for the very slowly converging integrals whose amplitudes decay only algebraically.
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