This work deals with verification of safety properties of programs, and more specifically with numerical properties. Linear Relation Analysis, which is an abstract interpretation based on a approximation of numerical states by convex polyhedra, has proved its efficiency. It consists in generating polyhedral overapproximations of the set of valuations associated to each control point. The introduction of a widening operator ensures the convergence of the analyses. However in some cases the invariants generated are not precise enough and improving the precision by delaying the widening is too costly. That is why we have considered so-called acceleration methods, which consist in computing the exact effect of one or several loops (as Presburge...