SinCoTrap: A High-Order Locally Corrected Trapezoidal Rule for Periodic Singular Integrals in Arbitrary Dimensions
Abstract
We present SinCoTrap (Singularity-Corrected Trapezoidal Rule), a high-order locally corrected trapezoidal method for periodic singular integrals in arbitrary dimension d with kernel |x|-s, 0<s<d. The scheme preserves the uniform tensor grid and modifies only a fixed, small stencil of weights near the singularity. For a correction order p, the resulting quadrature attains the error rate O(h2p+2+d-s). We derive explicit, mesh-independent limiting correction weights via analytic continuation of a special generalization of the Riemann zeta function, yielding rapidly computable formulas that can be pretabulated for each (d,s,p). This makes SinCoTrap both efficient in application and robust for high-order accuracy across a broad class of periodic singular integrals.
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