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Stefan Kohl
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This is a common first step. But, the problem is that you can't assure that such method will converge. BecouseBecause of this, you have to find a way to justify that your method gives "goods""good" approximations.

This is a common first step. But, the problem is that you can't assure that such method will converge. Becouse of this, you have to find a way to justify that your method gives "goods" approximations.

This is a common first step. But the problem is that you can't assure that such method will converge. Because of this, you have to find a way to justify that your method gives "good" approximations.

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This is a common first step. But, the problem is that you can't assure that such method will converge. Becouse of this, you have to find a way to justify that your method gives "goods" approximations.