Error analysis of corner cutting algorithms
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This paper is a systematic study of backward and forward error analysis for general corner cutting algorithms (evaluation of values of functions by convex combinations in each step). A modification is suggested that gives an estimate of an error, at the same time as the computed value, without significantly increasing complexity of the algorithm.
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