Jacobi Method for finding eigenvalues of symmetric matrix.

I have been looking at the Jacobi Method for finding eigenvalues of a
symmetric matrix. Using google, I found references that said it
converges with quadratic order when the eigenvalues are distinct.

What is known about the speed of convergence when the eigenvalues are
not necessarily distinct?

Thanks, Stephen

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