Abstract
We show that the convergence rate of
Funding source: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
Award Identifier / Grant number: FL 832/1-2
Award Identifier / Grant number: HO 1454/8-2
Award Identifier / Grant number: HO 1454/10-1
Funding statement: Research was supported by DFG grants FL 832/1-2, HO 1454/8-2 and HO 1454/10-1.
Acknowledgements
We thank Bernd Hofmann (TU Chemnitz) for many valuable comments on a draft of this paper and for fruitful discussions on the subject. We also thank the two anonymous referees whoes comments helped to improve readability of the paper.
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