Hi Mingfeng, I've not noticed in Boost the beast you are searching for. Anyway, Boost can do many many things but at some point, it is still possible (if not preferable) to use dedicated tools. You may have a look on the GNU Scientific Library [http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/]. There is a good collection of 1D num quad C routines from which you can build 2D quad tools. GSL is a standard C lib but can be very easily and efficiently wrapped into C++ classes. regards frc --

Hi,

I've been using the Boost.uBlas library for some time, but new to the mailing list and a novice in scientific computing. I'm sending my first post to ask whether there is a numerical quadrature routine to evaluate 2D integrals. It looks to me that there is no official library for this. Thank you for your help!

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