
doi: 10.1007/bf01436622
The problem considered is that of evaluating numerically an integral of the form[Figure not available: see fulltext.] where the integrand has one or more simple poles in the interval (O,p). Modified forms of the trapezoidal and mid-ordinate rules, taking account of the singularities, are obtained; it is then shown that the resulting approximations can be extrapolated by Romberg's method. Further modifications to deal with the case when the integrand has an integrable branch singularity at one or both ends of the interval of integration are also briefly discussed.
510.mathematics, Numerical integration, Article
510.mathematics, Numerical integration, Article
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