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The Concepts of Discrete Convergence and Discrete Approximations convergence “discretely uniform convergence”, but we wish to point out that this convergence is nothing other than discrete convergence in the sense of Section 5.1 with respect to a particular norm. In Section 5.4, we explore the concept of discrete convergence further by considering the example of

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Alexander Mertes,Florian Liberatoreded into two classes: the first class consists of those methods whose approximate equations are also expressible as integral equations with the regions of integration, measures, and kernels perturbed from the corresponding quantities in the original equation. In particular, this class includes quadr