Abstract:Abstract. The article investigates trapezoid type rules and obtains explicit bounds through the use of a Peano kernel approach and the modern theory of inequalities. Both Riemann-Stieltjes and Riemann integrals are evaluated with a variety of assumptions about the integrand enabling the characterisation of the bound in terms of a variety of norms. Perturbed quadrature rules are obtained through the use of Grüss, Chebychev and Lupaş inequalities, producing a variety of tighter bounds. The implementation is demo… Show more
In this paper we establish some generalizations of a weighted trapezoidal inequality for monotonic functions and give several applications for the r-moments, the expectation of a continuous random variable and the Beta and Gamma functions.2000 Mathematics subject classification: primary 26D15; secondary 41A55.
In this paper we establish some generalizations of a weighted trapezoidal inequality for monotonic functions and give several applications for the r-moments, the expectation of a continuous random variable and the Beta and Gamma functions.2000 Mathematics subject classification: primary 26D15; secondary 41A55.
“…For examples: Cerone and Dragomir [1,2] considered the corrected midpoint and trapezoid quadrature rules; and with Agarwal [3,4] they considered Simpson's rule.…”
A straightforward three-point quadrature formula of closed type is derived that improves on Simpson's rule. Just using the additional information of the integrand's derivative at the two endpoints we show the error is sixth order in grid spacing. Various error bounds for the quadrature formula are obtained to quantify more precisely the errors. Applications in numerical integration are given. With these error bounds, which are generally better than the usual Peano bounds, the composite formulas can be applied to integrands with lower order derivatives.
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