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Heimisson
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I need to use the four-point Gaussian quadrature rule to do some intense numerical calculations. Could anyone link to this page where it's written out explicitly over an [a,b] interval. I haven't been able to find it, I'm trying to derive it now but it's crucial that I'm 100% correct. I haven't used a Gaussian quadrature before so seeing clearly what it should look like would make me feel a lot better.
This isn't really homework but a part of a much larger project I'm working on for school so you will not be doing my homework for my or anything like that.
thanks
This isn't really homework but a part of a much larger project I'm working on for school so you will not be doing my homework for my or anything like that.
thanks