scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1484664
Numerical methods for evaluating the Cauchy principal value integrals \[ \int^{1}_{-1}\int^{1}_{-1} w_1(x)w_2(\widetilde x) \frac{f(x,\widetilde x)}{(x-\Theta)(\widetilde x-\zeta)} dx d\widetilde x, \] where \(\Theta \in (-1,1), \quad \zeta \in (-1,1),\) \(w_1, w_2\) are Jacobi weight functions, are constructed which converge uniformly with respect to the parameters \(\theta\) and \(\xi\). For this the function \(f(x,\widetilde x)\) is approximated by a spline \(F_{NN}(x,\widetilde x)\) with special properties: \(F_{NN}(x,\pm 1)=f(x,\pm 1),\) \(F_{NN}(\pm 1,\widetilde x)=f(\pm 1,\widetilde x).\)
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