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Figure 1. Graph of ¯ e n (x) for Example 5.1 with γ = −1 and n = 9.
Table 5. Comparison of L 2 errors for Example 5.2.
Figure 2. Graph of ¯ e n (x) for Example 5.2 with n = 9.
Table 7. L ∞ errors for Example 5.3. n ∥¯e n ∥ ∞ 1 7.156 × 10 − 3 3 3.674 × 10 −4 5 9.200 × 10 − 6 7 1.957 × 10 −7 9 4.371 × 10 − 9

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