A comparison of some methods for the evaluation of highly oscillatory integrals
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The paper compares the efficiency of various quadrature formulas. Part I discusses several variants of the extended Clenshaw-Curtis method for finite Fourier integrals. Part II tests quadrature methods for irregular oscillatory integrals appearing in literature by a set of examples.
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