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In this paper we discuss a weighted trapezoidal rule based on sampling in Meyer wavelet subspaces. For a wide class of functions, we obtain convergence and error bounds. Some examples are given to construct sampling functions.
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Shen, X. A Quadrature Formula Based On Sampling In Meyer Wavelet Subspaces. Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications 3, 147–163 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010137209083
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