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1 Numerical Integration Toolbox | |
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3 MATLAB Toolbox for 1-D, 2-D, and n-D Numerical Integration | |
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5 The original 1-D routines were obtained from NETLIB and were | |
6 written by | |
7 Howard Wilson | |
8 Department of Engineering Mechanics | |
9 University of Alabama | |
10 Box 870278 | |
11 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487-0278 | |
12 Phone 205 348-1617 | |
13 Email address: HWILSON @ UA1VM.UA.EDU | |
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15 The rest of the routines were written by | |
16 Bryce Gardner | |
17 Ray W. Herrick Laboratories | |
18 Purdue University | |
19 West Lafayette, IN 47906 | |
20 Phone: 317-494-0231 | |
21 Fax: 317-494-0787 | |
22 Email: gardner@ecn.purdue.edu | |
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24 These are the general purpose integration routines: | |
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26 quadg.m -- High accuracy replacement for QUAD and QUAD8 (1-D) | |
27 quad2dg.m -- 2-D integration over a rectangular region | |
28 quad2dggen.m -- 2-D integration over a general region | |
29 quadndg.m -- n-D integration over a n-D hyper-rectangular region | |
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31 Use the other routines if you want a specific integration quadrature or | |
32 specific order of integration quadrature. It is faster if you know that | |
33 you need a 10th order integration quadrature to use it directly. If you | |
34 use the above routines, the integration will be done with quadratures of | |
35 several different orders until the results converge. |