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Convergence of intermediate rows of minimal polynomial and reduced rank extrapolation tables

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EXTRAPOLATING TO THE LIMIT OF A VECTOR SEQUENCE11This research was carried out under the Mathematical Sciences Research Program, Task Area SR0140301 (Math Sciences), supported by the Naval Sea Systems Command.
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