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We report on a series of implosions in which the deuterium tritium (DT) shell is imaged for a range of convergence ratios and in-flight aspect ratios.

We present a suite of new algorithms within the DEE paradigm that significantly extend its range of convergence and reduce run time.

Convergence rates are found to be much superior to alternative methods; in addition, the range of convergence with respect to Reynolds number and Mach number is greatly extended.

The range of convergence control parameter h was determined by taking a different number of terms of the series solution in Figure 1.

Peterson and Deddens [ 14] included a continuous exposure variable (referred to as the continuous covariate by the authors) when applying the COPY method in the simulation and reported a range of convergence between 70% and 100%.

Finally, in the last part, some general estimation problems are investigated, ranging from rate of convergence of maximum likelihood estimators to efficient estimation in parametric or non-parametric time series models, with an emphasis on applications with non-stationary data.

We used a range of MCMC convergence and good mixing diagnostics following Cruaud et al.[ 91].

Three units were chosen to keep the value of q within the range of quick convergence to a steady state input.

When the parameters belong to a suitable range, the abscissa of convergence δD of the energy functional a→tr |D|−s/2|[D,a]|2|D|−s/2) takes the value dE= log(12/5)log2, which we call energy dimension, and the corresponding residue gives the standard Dirichlet form on K.

Thereafter, the rate of convergence is observed for that variable over the predefined range.

For experimental holograms with 30cm of propagation range, convergence of the approach is obtained after 10-15 iteration steps.