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Newton-Cotes quadrature (Q(f)=∫ab​pn​(x)dx)

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A Newton-Cotes quadrature is an interpolatory quadrature rule whose quadrature nodes are equally spaced. Integrating the Lagrange interpolation polynomial gives quadrature weights Wj​=∫ab​ℓj​(x)dx. A Newton-Cotes closed quadrature includes both endpoints; an open rule uses interior quadrature nodes. Simpson's rule is the closed rule with three quadrature nodes. Its quadrature weights are (b−a)(1,4,1)/6.

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