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Fortran ~ Simpson’s 1/3rd Rule

Fortran ~ Simpson’s 1 3rd Rule

  • By putting n=2 into a basic equation by integration and taking the curve through (X0, Y0), (X1, Y1) and (X2, Y2) as a polynomial of degree 2 so that difference of order Three and greater than three become zero than we get.
  • F(X)=3.12*X**3+1.54*X**2-6.23
  • This is known as Simpson’s 1/3rd Rule.
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Remarks Simpson’s 1/3rd Rule

  • Simpson’s 1/3rd rule requires the division of the interval [X0, Xn] into an even number of sub-intervals of width h.In this rule, the interpolating polynomial is of degree 2.
  • Therefore this rule is also known as a parabolic rule. 
PROGRAM SIMPSON
C
C         PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE APPLICATION OF SIMPSONS 1/3rd RULE
C
C        THIS PROGRAM NUMERICALLY INTEGRATES GIVEN EXPRESSION WITHIN
C        SPECIFIED LIMITS OF INTEGRATION
C
           F(X)=3.12*X**3+1.54*X**2-6.23
C
           WRITE (*,*)'LIMITS OF INTEGRATION (A,B)'
           READ(*,*)A,B
           WRITE(*,*)'NUMBER OF STRIPES(Number must be Even)'
           READ(*,*)NS
           IF(NS/2*2.NE.NS)THEN
           WRITE(*,*)'NUMBER OF STRIPES (must be Even)'
           WRITE(*,*)'PROGRAM TERMINATED...'
           STOP
            ENDIF
C         STRIP SIZE
            H=(B-A)/NS
            AREA=F(A)+F(B)
            DO 100 X=A+H,B-H,2*H
                  AREA=AREA+4.0*F(X)
100      CONTINUE
            DO 200 X=A+2*H,B-2*H,2*H
                  AREA=AREA+2.0*F(X)
200      CONTINUE
            AREA=AREA*H/3.0
            WRITE(*,*)'AREA UNDER THE CURVE=',AREA
            STOP
            END

#OUTPUT

LIMIT OF INTEGRATION (A, B)
1 2
NUMBER OF STRIPS (Number must be Even)
2
AREA UNDER THE CURVE = 54.546665
Fortran ~ Simpson’s 1/3rd Rule

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