On rates of acceleration of extrapolation methods for oscillatory infinite integrals
In earlier papers of the author, a nonlinear extrapolation method called D-transformation and some modifications for the computation of infinite integrals were given. The basis is the generalized Richardson extrapolation process. The advantage of the modifications over the original D-transformation is that they can achieve a given level of accuracy with considerably less computing. In the actual paper, the convergence and the rate of acceleration are analyzed for some modifications of the D-transformation as they are applied to three oscillatory infinite integrals having different behaviors at infinity. The results are much stronger than the ones that can be obtained by applying the existing results in the earlier papers.
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