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For example, we can see that for ({N = 10}) at the first iteration we have proved that the Ehrlich-type method converges with order of convergence 21 and that at the second iteration we have calculated the zeros f with accuracy less than 10−127.

The Runge Kutta and Gauss Seidel methods obtain the second order accuracy, and the forward Euler method converges with order between one and two.

As the noise in Eq. (5) is additive, standard integrators such as the Euler Maruyama method converge with mean-square order one.

In any case, the performance of the 1D-PLS and 2D-PLS methods converges with a few amount of components and remains stable.

The method converges both with respect to the size of the holes and the mesh discretization parameter, and provides a more accurate alternative to using the asymptotic limit.

When the volume of the core fluid or the Weber number decrease, increasing the importance of interfacial tension and leading to breakup of the interface forming a drop of core fluid, the FT method converges faster with mesh refinement than the VT method and upwinding may be required.

Recently, interest in SWM, water management methods converging with ICT, is increasing.

However, the performance of these methods converge with those of pure random channel selection schemes.

The MBKG method converges monotonically even with noisy input data and is therefore more suitable for surrogate model construction from numerical experiments.

The method converges in probability (with probabilistic error bounds) as a consequence of sparsity and a concentration of measure phenomenon on the empirical correlation between samples.

The results reveal that the DO method converges exponentially fast with respect to the number of modes (for the problems considered) giving same levels of computational accuracy comparable with the PC method but (in many cases) with substantially smaller computational cost compared to stochastic collocation, especially when the involved parametric space is high-dimensional.