
Let \(K(a_ n/b_ n)\) and K(ã\({}_ n/\tilde b_ n)\) be two continued fractions, and assume that K(ã\({}_ n/\tilde b_ n)\) converges to a value \~f\(\in {\mathbb{C}}\) (or that the modified approximants \~S\({}_ n(w_ n)\) of K(ã\({}_ n/\tilde b_ n)\) converge to a value \~F\(\in {\mathbb{C}})\). The problem treated is finding sufficient conditions - mainly in terms of \(| a_ n-\tilde a_ n|\) and \(| b_ n-\tilde b_ n|\)- for the convergence of \(K(a_ n/b_ n)\) to a value \(f\in {\mathbb{C}}\) (or for the convergence of its modified approximants \(S_ n(w_ n)\) to a value \(F\in {\mathbb{C}})\). Estimates for \(| f-\tilde f|\) (or \(| F-\tilde F|)\) and the truncation errors are given.
510.mathematics, Convergence and divergence of continued fractions, Article, modified approximants for continued fractions, truncation errors
510.mathematics, Convergence and divergence of continued fractions, Article, modified approximants for continued fractions, truncation errors
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