Abstract
In this paper we give an overview on well-known stability and convergence results for simple quadrature methods based on low-order composite quadrature rules and applied to the numerical solution of integral equations over smooth manifolds. First, we explain the methods for the case of second-kind equations. Then we discuss what is known for the analysis of pseudodifferential equations. We explain why these simple methods are not recommended for integral equations over domains with dimension higher than one. Finally, for the solution of a two-dimensional singular integral equation, we prove a new result on a quadrature method based on product rules.
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