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Numerical Integration: Quadrature Formulas

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This lecture covers numerical integration, focusing on quadrature formulas to approximate definite integrals. It discusses the definition of quadrature formulas, quadrature nodes, weights, and composite Simpson's formula. Error analysis and the optimal value of h for computing derivatives are also explored.

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