Numerical integration with highly oscillating weight functions
Applications of Mathematics, Tome 15 (1970) no. 2, pp. 133-145
The paper describes a new numerical method for the computation of integrals with the weight function exp$(ikx)$, $k$ integer, which can be used for improper and multiple integrals. The compound rules of this method use parameters, of weighted quadratures of Gauss type which are tabulated for various $k$. The using of the method especially for high $k$ is demonstrated by numerical experiments.
The paper describes a new numerical method for the computation of integrals with the weight function exp$(ikx)$, $k$ integer, which can be used for improper and multiple integrals. The compound rules of this method use parameters, of weighted quadratures of Gauss type which are tabulated for various $k$. The using of the method especially for high $k$ is demonstrated by numerical experiments.
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author = {Miklo\v{s}ko, Jozef},
title = {Numerical integration with highly oscillating weight functions},
journal = {Applications of Mathematics},
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year = {1970},
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Mikloško, Jozef. Numerical integration with highly oscillating weight functions. Applications of Mathematics, Tome 15 (1970) no. 2, pp. 133-145. doi: 10.21136/AM.1970.103277
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