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- Karolína Muchová: A consistent performer with a versatile game.
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- Serve Accuracy: The percentage of first serves that land in play.
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- Break Point Conversions: A player's success rate at converting break points into games won.
Tennis Equipment: Enhancing Performance on Court
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section*{Chapitre III - Résultats et conclusions}
Dans ce chapitre nous allons détailler les résultats obtenus en utilisant chacune des méthodes que nous avons implémentées.
Nous commencerons par donner quelques exemples de résultats obtenus avec notre méthode de quadrature de Gauss-Hermite pour $n = {2;4;6;8;10;12;14;16}$.
Ensuite nous présenterons les résultats obtenus pour la quadrature de Gauss-Legendre sur l'intervalle $[0;1]$ pour $n = {2;4;6;8;10;12;14;16}$.
Puis nous présenterons les résultats obtenus pour la quadrature d'Hermite-Hadamard pour $n = {2;4;6;8;10;12;14;16}$.
Pour finir nous comparerons ces résultats en fonction de $n$ pour une même fonction.
Les résultats présentés dans ce chapitre sont les résultats d'une fonction à intégrer sur $mathbb{R}$ donnée par :
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La première méthode que nous avons implémentée est la quadrature de Gauss-Hermite.
Elle est basée sur le calcul des racines et des valeurs propres des polynômes d'Hermite.
La figure suivante présente le résultat obtenu pour $n=2$ :
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On remarque que l'approximation est assez précise par rapport au résultat théorique.
La figure suivante présente le résultat obtenu pour $n=4$ :
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On remarque que l'approximation est encore plus précise que pour $n=2$.
La figure suivante présente le résultat obtenu pour $n=6$ :
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On remarque que l'approximation est encore plus précise que pour $n=4$.
La figure suivante présente le résultat obtenu pour $n=8$ :
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On remarque que l'approximation est encore plus précise que pour $n=6$.
La figure suivante présente le résultat obtenu pour $n=10$ :
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On remarque que l'approximation est encore plus précise que pour $n=8$.
La figure suivante présente le résultat obtenu pour $n=12$ :
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On remarque que l'approximation est encore plus précise que pour $n=10$.
La figure suivante présente le résultat obtenu pour $n=14$ :
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