Extension of Henrici's method to matrix sequences
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The author generalizes the definition of linear convergence for matrix sequences and gives some results about this convergence. He also gives some properties about the matrix \(B\) used in the definition of linear convergence of matrix sequences, which is not unique in the general case. Also, he presents an extension of Henrici's transformation to matrix sequences; Henrici's method to matrix sequences is defined as a ratio of determinants. He proves a new convergence acceleration result. Some numerical examples are discussed.
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