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W Γ asfollows to simplify the

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{

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W B0,Bi,j,Mi,j aresmoothoperators, A0 isal ogarithmicsingularoperator ,and

0

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t d 2π canbeeasily toobtain high accuracyNyström'sapproximaitons[23] .Forexample , r

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t B0h fo

0

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d n

a M, respectively.

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m h t i r o g l

a toobtainhigheraccuracyordersolutions. .

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s w o ll o f s a d e b i r c s e d e r a

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i= =η −η ist heerroroft he ;t

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d h( ) h( )/ h/2( )

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r = is the error ratio; h( ) *( ) *( )

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e =η −η is the error after e

n

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