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The application of extrapolation methods in an iterative process of general type is investigated. It is shown that extrapolation methods are obtained by two successive approximations from the formula defining an iterative process. The first approximation gives the general formula for extrapolation methods, while particular examples are obtained from this formula by introducing different approximations for the operator defining the iterative process.
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Mitin, A.V., Hirsch, G. Linear extrapolation in iterative methods. J Math Chem 15, 109–113 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01277552
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