The Set of Logarithmically Convergent Sequences Cannot be Accelerated
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(27)- Convergence acceleration methods: The past decade
- Convergence acceleration of logarithmic fixed point sequences
- Comparison of four algorithms accelerating the convergence of a subset of logarithmic fixed point sequences
- An application of convergence acceleration techniques to a class of two- point boundary value problems on a semi-infinite domain
- Iterations of convergence accelerating nonlinear transforms
- Nonexistence of universally accelerating linear summability methods
- Extrapolation methods for improving the convergence of oligomer calculations to the infinite chain limit of quasi-one-dimensional stereoregular polymers.
- The epsilon algorithm and related topics
- Comparison of sequence accelerators for the Gaver method of numerical Laplace transform inversion
- Convergence acceleration of logarithmically convergent series avoiding summation
- Transforming logarithmic to linear convergence by interpolation
- Acceleration of some logarithmic sequences
- Comparison of four nonlinear transforms on some classes of logarithmic fixed point sequences
- Vector sequence transformations for the acceleration of logarithmic convergence
- Generalizations of Aitken's process for a certain class of sequences
- Acceleration of sequences with transformations involving hypergeometric functions
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3932271 (Why is no real title available?)
- Optimisation impossible
- Analysis of the ϵ-algorithm to accelerate the convergence
- Study of a generalized Levin-Weniger convergence accelerator of numerical series: Particular cases and applications to multi-electron integrals in atomic physics
- An \(\varepsilon\)-accelerated bivariate dimension-reduction interval finite element method
- HOSVD-TMPE: an extrapolation method for multidimensional sequences
- Acceleration of generalized hypergeometric functions through precise remainder asymptotics
- Convergence acceleration via combined nonlinear-condensation transformations
- A simultaneous process for convergence acceleration and error control
- Accelerable subsets of logarithmic sequences
- Some unusual results on extrapolation methods
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