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2009
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Herbert H. H. Homeier:
On Newton-type methods for multiple roots with cubic convergence. J. Comput. Appl. Math. 231(1): 249-254 (2009)
1998
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Herbert H. H. Homeier:
On the stability of the J transformation. Numer. Algorithms 17(3-4): 223-239 (1998)
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Herbert H. H. Homeier:
An asymptotically hierarchy-consistent, iterative sequence transformation for convergence acceleration of Fourier series. Numer. Algorithms 18(1): 1-30 (1998)
1994
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Herbert H. H. Homeier:
A hierarchically consistent, iterative sequence transformation. Numer. Algorithms 8(1): 47-81 (1994)
1992
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Herbert H. H. Homeier:
A Levin-type algorithm for accelerating the convergence of Fourier series. Numer. Algorithms 3(1): 245-254 (1992)

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