1962
DOI: 10.1016/0026-265x(62)90007-3
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Progress in Equipment and Tools: 1961

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“…The roots of (22) are conveniently obtained from the double QR iteration of Francis, which is particularly simple for matrices of Hessenberg form [14]. In order to analyze our functionf (A) in a way similar to the previous section, we determine its first logarithmic derivative (the higher logarithmic derivatives may be simply obtained, by repeating this procedure): The question of the nature of the poles of the Pade approximants is a subtle one.…”
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“…The roots of (22) are conveniently obtained from the double QR iteration of Francis, which is particularly simple for matrices of Hessenberg form [14]. In order to analyze our functionf (A) in a way similar to the previous section, we determine its first logarithmic derivative (the higher logarithmic derivatives may be simply obtained, by repeating this procedure): The question of the nature of the poles of the Pade approximants is a subtle one.…”
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“…mental review issue of ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY (236). Instruments for automatic operation and for obtaining permanent records of transient phenomena was also reviewed (107). In a special report (61), instruments for clinical chemistry laboratories were discussed.…”
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“…A simple apparatus for liquid-solid extractions was described (63) and the design of automatic trace analyzers was discussed (123), with emphasis on continuous analyzers for such things as oxygen, carbon dioxide, sulfide, chloride, iodide, and hydrogen ion concentrations. In a general review of developments in microchemical equipment, Francis emphasized new instruments to be used for automatic operations (67).…”
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