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Numerical Integration: Simpson's Rule
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This lecture covers the concept of numerical integration, focusing on Simpson's rule for approximating definite integrals. The instructor explains the formula and its application, discussing the exactness degrees and composite quadrature formulas. Richardson extrapolation is also introduced as a method to improve the accuracy of the approximation.
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