Abstract
Quite often in application, logarithmically convergent series have to be evaluated. There are several convergence acceleration methods that are based on the evaluation of partial sums s n for relatively large n, and thus, normally require the evaluation of all terms a j with 0 ≤ j ≤ n. Here, we show that it is possible to avoid the computation of the partials sums of high order if it is possible to evaluate a few terms a j for relatively large j. The effectiveness of the approach is demonstrated for the 1 z expansion that is a particularly difficult example of logarithmic convergence.
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