Integration: Gauss Quadrature Rule (CHAPTER 07.05)
Gauss Quadrature Rule: Converting Limits of Integration
Summary
This video discusses To apply the argument and weight data given in handbooks for Gauss quadrature rule to estimate a definite integral, one needs to convert the integral to an integral with limits of integration as -1 to +1.
Learning Objective
After watching this video, you will be able to convert any definite integral to an integral with limits of integration as -1 to +1. This is done via knowledge of integral calculus and done so that we can use a single set of abscissas and weighting function to approximate an integral using Gaussian quadrature rule.
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