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Order convergence

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Order convergence is a concept primarily used in the context of numerical methods and iterative algorithms, particularly in the analysis of their convergence properties. It refers to how quickly a sequence or an approximation converges to a limit or a solution compared to a standard measure of convergence, often related to the distance from the limit.

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