Numerics. NET. Calculus Namespace
The Numerics.NET.Calculus namespace contains classes for the numerical integration and differentiation of functions.
Classes
Adaptive | Represents a numerical integrator that uses an adaptive algorithm based on a Gauss-Kronrod integration rule. |
Adaptive | Represents a numerical integrator that uses an adaptive algorithm. |
Adaptive | Represents a numerical integrator that integrates over multiple dimensions using an adaptive algorithm. |
Double | Represents a numerical integrator that uses double exponential integration. |
Finite | Represents a method for computing the derivative of a function using a finite differences approximation. |
Integration | Represents a method to compute an approximation to an integral together with an estimate of the error. |
Left | Represents a numerical integrator that uses the left point rule. |
Midpoint | Represents a numerical integrator that uses the mid-point rule. |
Non | Represents a numerical integrator that uses a non-adaptive 87-point Gauss-Kronrod rule. |
Numerical | Serves as an abstract base class for classes that represent an implementation of a numerical integration algorithm. |
Numerical | Performs numerical integration in 2 dimensions. |
Numerical | Performs numerical integration in 2 dimensions. |
Repeated1D | Represents a numerical integrator that uses an adaptive algorithm. |
Right | Represents a numerical integrator that uses the right-point rule. |
Romberg | Represents a numerical integrator that uses Romberg's method. |
Simpson | Represents a numerical integrator that uses Simpson's rule. |
Trapezoid | Represents a numerical integrator that uses the trapezoid rule. |
Structures
Integration | Represents the result of evaulating an IntegrationRule. |
Enumerations
Adaptive | Enumerates the integration rules available for two-dimensional numerical integration. |
Adaptive | Enumerates the integration rules available for three-dimensional numerical integration. |
Adaptive | Enumerates the integration rules available for three-dimensional numerical integration. |
Differences | Enumerates the possible values that specify the interval to be used in numerical differentiation. |
Repeated1D | Enumerates over which direction repeated integration should integrate first. |