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A remark on Richardson's extrapolation process and numerical differentiation formulae
Richardson's extrapolation process is a well known method to improve the order of several approximation processes. Here we observe that for numerical differentiation, Richardson's process can be applied not only to improve the order of a numerical differentiation formula but also to find in fact the original formula.