Toeplitz arrays, linear sequence transformations and orthogonal polynomials
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Cited in
(7)- Iterations of convergence accelerating nonlinear transforms
- Acceleration of some logarithmic sequences
- A derivation of extrapolation algorithms based on error estimates
- A transformation for the economization of sometoeplitz summation methods
- A survey of Toeplitz and related matrices
- One-parameter Jacobi transformations of sequences
- On the convergence of Padé-type approximants to analytic functions
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