Optimal Parameters for Multidimensional Integration
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Optimal Parameters for Multidimensional Integration
A method is given for generating parameters for multidimensional integration which are optimal in the sense of Korobov. It is an extension of Korobov’s method but decreases the time required to compute parameters. In higher dimensions Korobov optimal parameters can be produced by this method more inexpensively than by the original method.
Numerical integration
Numerical integration
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