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Volume 5, Issue 2
An Algorithm-Driven Approach to Error Analysis for Multidimensional Integration

F. J. Hickernell & J. Dick

Int. J. Numer. Anal. Mod., 5 (2008), pp. 167-189.

Published online: 2008-05

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Most error analyses for numerical integration algorithms specify the space of integrands and then determine the convergence rate for a particular algorithm or the optimal algorithm. This article takes a different perspective of specifying the convergence rate and then finding the largest space of integrands for which the algorithm gives that desired rate. Both worst-case and randomized error analyses are provided.

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Most error analyses for numerical integration algorithms specify the space of integrands and then determine the convergence rate for a particular algorithm or the optimal algorithm. This article takes a different perspective of specifying the convergence rate and then finding the largest space of integrands for which the algorithm gives that desired rate. Both worst-case and randomized error analyses are provided.

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Most error analyses for numerical integration algorithms specify the space of integrands and then determine the convergence rate for a particular algorithm or the optimal algorithm. This article takes a different perspective of specifying the convergence rate and then finding the largest space of integrands for which the algorithm gives that desired rate. Both worst-case and randomized error analyses are provided.

F. J. Hickernell & J. Dick. (1970). An Algorithm-Driven Approach to Error Analysis for Multidimensional Integration. International Journal of Numerical Analysis and Modeling. 5 (2). 167-189. doi:
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