An extended doubly-adaptive quadrature method based on the combination of the Ninomiya and the FLR schemes
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An improvement is made to an automatic quadrature due toNinomiya (1980) of adaptive type based on theNewton–Cotes rule by incorporating a doubly-adaptive algorithm due toFavati, Lotti and Romani (1991). We compare the present method in performance with some others by using various test problems including Kahaner's ones (1971).
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- 2007-08-00
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