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On the algebraic foundations of the vector epsilon-algorithm.

Roberts, David E-1995-02-28-Research Output (Edinburgh Napier University)

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We review the Clifford algebraic foundations of versions of the vector epsilon-algorithm. This involves the formation of rational approximants to vector-valued functions defined by a power series. We summarise their properties and demonstrate how a study of these algebraic constructs leads to convergence results concerning the vector epsilon-table which we apply to the iterative solution of simultaneous linear equations. The generalisation of the epsilon-algorithm to vector rational Hermite interpolants is also presented. Finally, we consider various algebraic representations for generalised inverse rational approximants and interpolants.

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We review the Clifford algebraic foundations of versions of the vector epsilon-algorithm. This involves the formation of rational approximants to vector-valued functions defined by a power series. We summarise their properties and demonstrate how a study of these algebraic constructs leads to convergence results concerning the vector epsilon-table which we apply to the iterative solution of simultaneous linear equations. The generalisation of the epsilon-algorithm to vector rational Hermite interpolants is also presented. Finally, we consider various algebraic representations for generalised inverse rational approximants and interpolants.

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MathematicsAlgebraic numberConvergence (economics)Algebra over a fieldIterative methodInversePower seriesAlgebraic solution

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