55 | | Some methods produce approximate ''functions'', U(x), to some analytical or true function, u(x). The error now is given by e(x) = U(x)-u(x). To measure the norm of this error over the interval of the solution, we can consider the 3 norms of the previous section but now using integrals over the interval (rather than sums over the vector components). |
| 55 | Some methods produce approximate ''functions'', U(x), to some analytical or true function, u(x). The error now is given by e(x) = U(x)-u(x). To measure the norm of this error over the interval of the solution, we can consider the 3 norms of the previous section but now using integrals over the interval (rather than sums over the vector components): |
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| 57 | [[latex($||e||_1 = \int^b_a|e(x)| dx $)]] |
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| 59 | [[latex($||e||_2 = \sqrt{\int^b_a|e(x)|^2 dx} $)]] |
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| 61 | [[latex($||e||_{\infty} = max_{(a\leq x\leq b)} |e(x)| $)]] |