A simultaneous process for convergence acceleration and error control
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The author proposes a process for controlling the error in convergence acceleration methods. He uses two transformations: Aitken's \(\Delta^ 2\) process and Brezinski's \(\theta_ 2\) algorithm, which provide a sequence of intervals asymptotically containing the limit of the given real sequence. Some numerical examples are studied.
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