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Second-difference integral formula

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For a twice continuously differentiable function and h≥0, the fundamental theorem of calculus gives
f(x+h)−2f(x)+f(x−h)=∫−hh​(h−∣u∣)f′′(x+u)du.
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The nonnegative triangular weight has integral h2, so its supremum norm estimate directly controls the second modulus of smoothness.

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