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A method is given for construction of integration formulas for two-dimensional circularly symmetrical regions of arbitrary degree of exactness 2d-1 with fewer points than the Gauss-product formulas of the same degree.
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Haegemans, A. Circularly symmetrical integration formulas for two-dimensional circularly symmetrical regions. BIT 16, 52–59 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01940777
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