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I'm wondering if the scaling factor in equation 14.9 in the Numerical integration lab (the section on Simpson's rule) is incorrect? I think equation 14.9 should be multiplied by (b-a)/(3(2N+1)) rather than (b-a)/(3(N+1)).
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I too think so. As in the previous methods, the idea seems to be to do a weighted sum and divide the whole sum by the sum of weights to get the weighted average. The sum of weights is 6N+2 = 1+ 4N + 2N +1, for the 4 corresponding terms inside the sum. Hence the sum needs to be divided by 3(2N+1).
@rebekahanne@navneeraj @zeshunzon. Thanks for your work on this. In looking at the correct specification again with @navneeraj and @rebekahanne, the denominator needs to be 6N in the specification in the lab. I am updating it now.
I'm wondering if the scaling factor in equation 14.9 in the Numerical integration lab (the section on Simpson's rule) is incorrect? I think equation 14.9 should be multiplied by (b-a)/(3(2N+1)) rather than (b-a)/(3(N+1)).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: