Lecture

Numerical Integration: Quadrature Formulas

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This lecture introduces the concept of numerical integration through quadrature formulas, focusing on approximating the integral of a continuous function over an interval when no explicit primitive is known. Topics covered include integration weights, integration points, the rectangle and trapezoid rules, the Simpson rule, and the more precise Gauss-Legendre formulas.

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