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Interpolation and integration based on averaged values

Borislav Bojanov (2006)

Banach Center Publications

We discuss recent results on constructing approximating schemes based on averaged values of the approximated function f over linear segments. In particular, we describe interpolation and integration formulae of high algebraic degree of precision that use weighted integrals of f over non-overlapping subintervals of the real line. The quadrature formula of this type of highest algebraic degree of precision is characterized.

Multiple-Precision Correctly rounded Newton-Cotes quadrature

Laurent Fousse (2007)

RAIRO - Theoretical Informatics and Applications

Numerical integration is an important operation for scientific computations. Although the different quadrature methods have been well studied from a mathematical point of view, the analysis of the actual error when performing the quadrature on a computer is often neglected. This step is however required for certified arithmetics.
We study the Newton-Cotes quadrature scheme in the context of multiple-precision arithmetic and give enough details on the algorithms and the error bounds to enable software...

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