TESTPACK is a FORTRAN90 program which demonstrates the testing of a routine for multidimensional integration.
In this case, the code being tested is a subroutine known as ADAPT, written by Genz. The code is tested on six test integrand functions, also defined by Genz. The test is done with a variety of spatial dimensions, parameter values, and difficulty factors.
With M denoting the spatial dimension, R a parameter, C a scaling vector, and X0 a displacement vector, the test functions can be summarized as:
CUBPACK is a library of FORTRAN90 routines, using double precision arithmetic, which estimates the integral of a function (or vector of functions) over a collection of N-dimensional hyperrectangles and simplices.
INTEGRAL_TEST is a FORTRAN90 executable program which tests the suitability of a set of N points for use in an equal-weight quadrature rule over the M-dimensional unit hypercube.
INTLIB is a FORTRAN90 library of routines for estimating the integral of a function over a one-dimensional interval.
NINTLIB is a FORTRAN90 library of routines for estimating the integral of a function over a one-dimensional interval.
PRODUCT_FACTOR is an executable FORTRAN90 program for constructing a product rule from distinct 1D factor rules.
PRODUCT_RULE is an executable FORTRAN90 program for constructing a product rule from identical 1D factor rules.
QUADRULE is a FORTRAN90 library of routines which define a variety of (mostly 1-dimensional) quadrature rules.
SMOLPACK is a C library of routines which uses the Genz test functions to demonstrate quadrature in multiple dimensions using a sparse grid.
SPINTERP is a MATLAB library of routines which uses the Genz test functions to demonstrate multilinear interpolation on a sparse grid.
STROUD is a FORTRAN90 library of routines which define a variety of quadrature rules over various "interesting" geometric shapes.
TEST_NINT is a FORTRAN90 library of routines that can be used to test N-dimensional quadrature routines.
TESTPACK is available in a C++ version and a FORTRAN77 version and a FORTRAN90 version and a MATLAB version.
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