Dimensional recursion for multivariate adaptive integration

We consider multivariate integrals which can be expressed as iterated integrals over product regions. The iteration over the dimensions is applied recursively for a numerical evaluation. We evaluate a scheme for setting the tolerated error in the interface between the integration levels and address the efficiency of the resulting method with respect to time and space requirements.

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