Rule: Q[1, 2, 6, 12]

Type

Polynomials

One starts from the polynomial $P_1$ and extends one by one with $P_{\mathrm{i}}$ until the final polynomial defining this rule is reached.
Note: Polynomials might be truncated due to size! The complete polynomials are included in the download.

• $P_1$:
  $2\cdot t$
• $P_2$:
  $2\cdot t^3-3\cdot t$
• $P_3$:
  $2\cdot t^9-\frac{117}{4}\cdot t^7+\frac{945}{8}\cdot t^5-\frac{2205}{16}\cdot t^3+\frac{945}{32}\cdot t$
• $P_4$:
  $2\cdot t^{21}-\frac{20774971893}{133201492}\cdot t^{19}+\frac{653412876723}{133201492}\cdot t^{17}-\frac{86530745663355}{1065611936}\cdot t^{15}+\frac{1652267603793375}{2131223872}\cdot t^{13}-\frac{18783353149157025}{4262447744}\cdot t^{11}+\frac{127015854640073685}{8524895488}\cdot t^9-\frac{497343697084550745}{17049790976}\cdot t^7+\frac{1061381742497601525}{34099581952}\cdot t^5-\frac{1073644320567443625}{68199163904}\cdot t^3+\frac{341241276683382075}{136398327808}\cdot t$

Warning: This rule has negative weights!

Node locations in the complex plane

Magnitude of the Weights

Quadrature Rule Data

Nodes

Weights

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