
The authors present new finite difference formulas which give more accurate numerical differentiation for all type of functions and especially if the function to be differential has components near the Nyquist frequency. The new difference formulas are given in closed forms and a computer program illustrating the results is presented.
finite difference formulas, Numerical differentiation, Computational Mathematics, Software, source code, etc. for problems pertaining to real functions, computer program, Applied Mathematics, Finite difference formulas, Taylor series, Nyquist frequency, Closed-form expressions, numerical differentiation
finite difference formulas, Numerical differentiation, Computational Mathematics, Software, source code, etc. for problems pertaining to real functions, computer program, Applied Mathematics, Finite difference formulas, Taylor series, Nyquist frequency, Closed-form expressions, numerical differentiation
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