Abstract
We introduce a new notion of tensor product of functionals and apply it to problems of numerical integration. We find the exact orders of the errors arising on various classes of functions, some of which are known and some are new.
2009
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We introduce a new notion of tensor product of functionals and apply it to problems of numerical integration. We find the exact orders of the errors arising on various classes of functions, some of which are known and some are new.