
doi: 10.1137/0728090
Summary: Conditions are given, weaker than those previously known, under which one can ignore a singularity while carrying out a numerical quadrature. The conditions apply in all (finite) dimensions. A special case concerns the theory of uniformly distributed sequences.
uniformly distributed sequences, numerical quadrature, Approximate quadratures
uniformly distributed sequences, numerical quadrature, Approximate quadratures
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