Re: Oscillatory Integration?

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From: William Mccreight
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 15:39

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You should try Filon's method, which approximates the slowly-
varying factor by a polynomial and the integrates. One ref isr
Davis ananad rabinowitz, Numerical Integration.

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