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Das Intervall wird in eine gerade Anzahl \\(2n \\) von Teilen der L\u00e4nge \\(h\\) zerlegt:  \\[  x_r = a + rh\\qquad (r = 0,\\,1,\\,\\ldots,\\, 2n).  \\]  Verf. setzt nun voraus, da\u00df im Intervall \\((x_{r-1}, x_{r+1})\\) die Funktion \\(\\psi(x)\\) mit ausreichender Genauigkeit durch ein quadratisches Polynom  \\[  \\begin{gathered} A + B (x- x_r) + (Cx-x_r)^2, \\\\ A = \\psi_r,\\quad B =\\frac1{2h}(\\psi_{r+1} - \\psi_{r-1}),\\quad C = \\frac1{2h^2}(\\psi_{r+1} +\\psi_{r-1}-2\\psi_r), \\end{gathered}  \\]  mit \\(\\psi_r = \\psi (x_r)\\) approximiert werden k\u00f6nne. Partielle Integration der  \\[  \\int\\limits_{x_{2r-2}}^{x_{2r}} \\sin kx \\psi (x)\\, dx\\qquad (r =1,\\,2,\\,\\ldots,\\, n)  \\]  unter Ersetzung von \\(\\psi (x)\\) durch das N\u00e4herungspolynom und Summation nach \\(r\\) f\u00fchrt zu der Formel  \\[  \\int\\limits_a^b \\sin kx\\psi(x)\\, dx = h [\\alpha \\{\\psi (a) \\cos ka - \\psi (b) \\cos kb\\} + \\beta S_{2r} + \\gamma S_{2r-1}],  \\]  in der  \\[  \\begin{aligned} \\alpha &= \\frac1\\vartheta + \\frac1{\\vartheta^2} \\cos \\vartheta \\sin \\vartheta \\frac2{\\vartheta^3}\\sin^2 \\vartheta,\\\\ \\beta &=2 \\left[\\frac1{\\vartheta^2}(1+\\cos^2\\vartheta)\\frac2{\\vartheta^3}\\sin\\vartheta\\cos\\vartheta\\right], \\\\ \\gamma &= 4 \\left[\\frac1{\\vartheta^3}\\sin\\vartheta-\\frac1{\\vartheta^2}\\cos \\vartheta\\right] \\end{aligned}  \\]  mit \\(\\vartheta = hk\\) ist; der aus den Ordinaten der Teilpunkte mit geraden Indices gebildete Ausdruck  \\[  2S_{2r} = 2 \\sum_{r=0}^n \\psi(x_{2r}) \\sin kx_{2r} - \\psi (a) \\sin ka - \\psi (b) \\sin kb  \\]  tritt auch in der \\textit{Simpson}schen Formel auf, und \\(S_{2r-1}\\) bedeutet die Summen der Ordinaten der Teilpunkte mit ungeraden Indices:  \\[  S_{2r-1} = \\sum_{r=1}^n\\psi(x_{2r-1}) \\sin kx_{2r-1}.  \\]  Bei kleinem \\(k\\), d. h. \\(\\vartheta\\to 0\\), geht die Formel in die \\textit{Simpson}sche \u00fcber.  In einer Tabelle sind Werte von \\(\\alpha\\), \\(\\beta\\), \\(\\gamma\\) in Abh\u00e4ngigkeit von \\(\\vartheta\\) zusammengestellt.  Verf. wendet dann seine Formel speziell auf Integrale der Form  \\[  \\int\\limits_0^\\infty \\sin kx \\frac{\\varphi(x)}x\\, dx  \\]  an, wobei \\(\\varphi(0)\\not= 0\\) sein soll. Schlie\u00dflich wird die Regel auf Integrale der Form  \\[  \\int\\limits_a^b\\psi (x) \\sin (kx +\\varepsilon)\\, dx  \\]  ausgedehnt, die f\u00fcr \\(\\varepsilon = \\dfrac\\pi2\\) insbesondere zu  \\[  \\int\\limits_a^b \\psi (x) \\cos kx\\,dx  \\]  f\u00fchren.  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