Lecture

Numerical Integration: Quadrature Formulas

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This lecture covers the topic of numerical integration, focusing on quadrature formulas for approximating definite integrals. It explains the construction and application of Newton-Cotes formulas, emphasizing the importance of choosing appropriate weights and nodes. The lecture also discusses interpolation polynomials and their role in numerical integration, highlighting the conditions for accurate results.

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