Class DiscreteTrapezoidIntegrator

Namespace

NanoQL.Numerics

Assembly

NanoQL.dll

The trapezoid rule on a fixed number of evenly spaced evaluations of a function over [a, b], the ends included.

public sealed class DiscreteTrapezoidIntegrator : Integrator

Inheritance

object

Integrator

DiscreteTrapezoidIntegrator

Inherited Members

Integrator.SetAbsoluteAccuracy(double)

Integrator.SetMaxEvaluations(int)

Integrator.Integrate(Func<double, double>, double, double)

Integrator.IntegrateWithStatistics(Func<double, double>, double, double)

Integrator.IntegrationSuccess(IntegrationResult)

Integrator.AbsoluteAccuracy

Integrator.MaxEvaluations

object.GetType()

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

Remarks

Immutable. Its accuracy is QuantLib's Null<Real>(): the rule runs its evaluations and reports no error. Fewer than two evaluations are refused, where QuantLib's count of intervals wraps below zero and its loop runs about 2⁶⁴ times (discreteintegrals.cpp:74-79).

Constructors

DiscreteTrapezoidIntegrator(int)

Initializes a new instance of the DiscreteTrapezoidIntegrator class.

public DiscreteTrapezoidIntegrator(int evaluations)

Parameters

evaluations int

The number of evaluations, at least 2.

Exceptions

ArgumentOutOfRangeException

evaluations is below 2.

Methods

IntegrateCore(Func<double, double>, double, double)

The rule's integral over [a, b], a below b, with the number of evaluations it made and its error estimate, if it computes one.

protected override IntegrationResult IntegrateCore(Func<double, double> f, double a, double b)

Parameters

f Func<double, double>

The integrand.

a double

The lower limit.

b double

The upper limit.

Returns

IntegrationResult

The integral, the number of evaluations and the error estimate, or null for none.

Exceptions

NanoQLException

The evaluations were set below 2 (SetMaxEvaluations(int)).