In this article, the authors construct optimal-by-order quadrature formulae for integration of fast oscillatory functions in interpolational classes C 1 The construction of eecient formulae for numerical integration of fast oscillatory functions is based on the application of the residual method and the method of quasi-solutions. Both cases, weak and strong oscillations, are considered. Results...

BACKGROUND Brain oscillatory activities are stochastic and non-linearly dynamic, due to their non-phase-locked nature and inter-trial variability. Non-phase-locked rhythmic signals can vary from trial-to-trial dependent upon variations in a subject's performance and state, which may be linked to fluctuations in expectation, attention, arousal, and task strategy. Therefore, a method that permits...

A collocation method for approximating integrals of rapidly oscillatory functions is analyzed. The method is efficient for integrals involving Bessel functions J,.(rx) with a large oscillation frequency parameter r, as well as for many other oneand multi-dimensional integrals of functions with rapid irregular oscillations. The analysis provides a convergence rate and it shows that the relative ...

Oscillatory integrals are present in many applications, and their numerical approximation is the subject of this paper. Contrary to popular belief, their computation can be achieved efficiently, and in fact, the more oscillatory the integral, the more accurate the approximation. We review several existing methods, including the asymptotic expansion, Filon method, Levin collocation method and nu...

This work presents two high-order, semi-discrete, central-upwind schemes for computing approximate solutions of 1D systems of conservation laws. We propose a central weighted essentially non-oscillatory (CWENO) reconstruction, also we apply a fourth-order reconstruction proposed by Peer et al., and afterwards, we combine these reconstructions with a semi-discrete central-upwind numerical flux ...

Computational efficiency of solving the dynamics of highly oscillatory systems is an important issue due to the requirement of small step size of explicit numerical integration algorithms. A system is considered to have an oscillatory solution if it contains a fast solution that varies regularly about a slow solution. This paper investigates the use of the so-called Local Linearization Method (...

We revisit Taylor dispersion in oscillatory flows at zero Reynolds number, giving an alternative method of calculating the Taylor dispersivity that is easier to use with computer algebra packages to obtain exact expressions. We consider the effect of out-of-phase oscillatory shear and Poiseuille flow, and show that the resulting Taylor dispersivity is independent of the phase difference. We als...