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Summary:
A general semi-iterative acceleration technique is described for improving the convergence of stationary iterative methods. By applying this technique to the successive over relaxation (S.O.R.) iterations with a particular nonoptimal relaxation factor an acceleration of the rate of convergence is obtained which is superior to the optimal S.O.R.
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