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DOI 10.34229/KCA2522-9664.25.1.13
UDC 519.6
L.V. Luts1


1 V.M. Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine

lv1@ukr.net, lili72luts@gmail.com

OPTIMAL INTEGRATION OF RAPIDLY OSCILLATING FUNCTIONS
FOR ONE CLASS OF DIFFERENTIAL FUNCTIONS UNDER APPROXIMATE
A PRIORI INFORMATION

Abstract. The problem of calculating integrals of rapidly oscillating functions for a class of functions with continuous second and partially continuous third derivatives limited by Lipschitz conditions with a constant Lipschitz L is considered. The a priori information about the integrand function contains fixed values of the function and its first and second derivatives, which are given at N fixed nodes of an arbitrary grid approximately, with a specific error. This method of specifying a priori information narrows down the class of integrable functions to the so-called interpolation class of functions and allows generating a quadrature formula optimal in terms of accuracy for it and obtaining an optimal estimate of its error by applying the method of boundary functions.

Keywords: integrals of rapidly oscillating functions, interpolation classes of functions, approximate a priori information, accuracy-optimal quadrature formulas, method of boundary functions.


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