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On a class of uniformly distributed sequences of point sets (English)
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1 October 2004
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The authors construct certain sequences of finite point sets in \([0,1]^{s}\) \((s\geq 1)\) and give upper bounds of their discrepancy. Furthermore they prove that these sequences are uniformly distributed in \([0,1]^{s}.\)
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