On convergence (2,1,...,1)-periodic branched continued fraction of the special form
Journal Title: Карпатські математичні публікації - Year 2015, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
(2,1,...,1)-periodic branched continued fraction of the special form is defined. Conditions of convergence are established for 2-periodic continued fraction and (2,1,...,1)-periodic branched continued fraction of the special form. Truncation error bounds are estimated for these fractions under additional conditions.
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D. Bodnar, M. M. Bubniak
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