In this paper we establish Gauss-type quadrature formulas for weakly singular integrals. An application of the quadrature scheme is given to obtain numerical solutions of the weakly singular Fredholm integral equation of the second kind. We call this method a discrete product-integration method since the weights involved in the standard product-integration method are computed numerically.

We show, for each n > 1, that the (2ra + l)-point Kronrod extension of the n-point Gaussian quadrature formula for the measure do-^t) = (1 + 7)2(1 t2)^2dt/((l + -y)2 47t2), -K -y < 1, has the properties that its n + 1 Kronrod nodes interlace with the n Gauss nodes and all its 2ra + 1 weights are positive. We also produce explicit formulae for the weights.

We prove that to every rational function R(z) satisfying R(−z)R(z) = 1, there exists a symplectic Runge-Kutta method with R(z) as stability function. Moreover, we give a surprising relation between the poles of R(z) and the weights of the quadrature formula associated with a symplectic Runge-Kutta method.

It is shown that the zeros of the Faber polynomials generated by a regular m-star are located on the m-star. This proves a recent conjecture of J. Bartolomeo and M. He. The proof uses the connection between zeros of Faber polynomials and Chebyshev quadrature formulas.

A positive quadrature formula with n nodes which is exact for polynomials of degree In — r — 1, 0 < r < « , is based on the zeros of certain quasi-orthogonal polynomials of degree n . We show that the quasi-orthogonal polynomials that lead to the positive quadrature formulae can all be expressed as characteristic polynomials of a symmetric tridiagonal matrix with positive subdiagonal entries. A...

The collocation method based on cubic B-spline, is developed to approximate the solution of second kind nonlinear Fredholm integral equations. First of all, we collocate the solution by B-spline collocation method then the Newton-Cotes formula use to approximate the integrand. Convergence analysis has been investigated and proved that the quadrature rule is third order convergent. The presented...

Similar to many mathematical fields also the topic of mathematical programming has its origin in applied problems. But, in contrast to other branches of mathematics, we don’t have to dig too deeply into the past centuries to find their roots. The historical tree of mathematical programming, starting from its conceptual roots to its present shape, is remarkably short, and to quote Isaak Newton, ...

We present the first results of an XMM-Newton observation of the central X– ray source in the Cas A supernova remnant. The spectrum can be fit equally well with an absorbed steep power law (αph=3.01 +0.27 −0.24, NH=(1.64 +0.29 −0.24)×10 22 cm) or with a blackbody of temperature kT= 0.70±0.05 keV and column density NH=(0.53 +0.14 −0.12)×10 22 cm. A search for pulsations for periods longer than 1...

By considering the nonrelativistic limit of de-Sitter geometry one obtains the nonrelativistic space-time with a cosmological constant and Newton-Hooke (NH) symmetries. We show that the NH symmetry algebra can be enlarged by the addition of the constant acceleration generators and endowed with central extensions (one in any dimension (D) and three in D=(2+1)). We present a classical Lagrangian ...

Restarting GMRES, a linear solver frequently used in numerical schemes, is known to suffer from stagnation. In this paper, a simple strategy is proposed to detect and avoid stagnation, without modifying the standard GMRES code. Numerical tests with the modified GMRES(m), GMRESH(m) procedure, alone and as part of an inexact Newton procedure with several choices for the forcing term, demonstrate ...