- Based on Thomas, Chen, and Ortner (2022),
- slides
- slides - quadrature
- notes
Equispaced nodes
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Chebyshev nodes
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plt3 = plot( 2:N, err[2:N], marker=:circle, yaxis=:log, title="absolute error: Chebyshev", legend=false)What about approximation on \([-1, a] \cup [b, 1]\)?
Leja points:
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plot( 1:N, err, marker=:circle, yaxis=:log, title="absolute error: Leja", legend=false)References
Thomas, Jack, Huajie Chen, and Christoph Ortner. 2022. “Body-Ordered Approximations of Atomic Properties.” Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis 246 (1): 1–60. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00205-022-01809-w.