1964
DOI: 10.1137/1006092
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Numerical Evaluation of Continued Fractions

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“…Introduction. In 1967 Blanch [4] published her well-known paper "Numerical evaluation of continued fractions". An important aspect of her paper was estimating the speed of convergence of continued fractions.…”
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“…Introduction. In 1967 Blanch [4] published her well-known paper "Numerical evaluation of continued fractions". An important aspect of her paper was estimating the speed of convergence of continued fractions.…”
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“…Introduction. The analytic theory of continued fractions provides a useful means for representation and continuation of special functions of mathematical physics [1], [2], [10]. Many applications of continued fractions and the closely related Padé approximants have recently been made in various areas of numerical analysis and of theoretical physics, chemistry and engineering [4], [5], [7].…”
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“…For example, the "forward recurrence algorithm" (F-R algorithm) consists in applying the well-known second-order linear difference equations (see, for example, [2], [3]). We omit a detailed description of these algorithms since they are not dealt with further in this paper.…”
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