
doi: 10.1007/bf01934266
handle: 10067/95540151162165141
The convergence theorem of the multivariate homogeneous qd-algorithm is proved exploiting an analogous theorem of the univariate theory. The homogeneous form detects polar singularities ``pointwise''. The convergence result is compared to a similar theorem for the general order multivariate qdg-algorithm, which detects the above singularities ``curvewise''.
polar singularities, convergence, qd-algorithm, Numerical summation of series, quotient-difference algorithm, multivariate qdg-algorithm
polar singularities, convergence, qd-algorithm, Numerical summation of series, quotient-difference algorithm, multivariate qdg-algorithm
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