Intermediate Rank Lattice Rules for Multidimensional Integration
A lattice rule may be written as an expression of the form \[ Qf=(1/N)\sum^{n_ m-1}_{j_ m=0}\cdots\sum^{n_ 1-1}_{j_ 1=0} f\left(\sum^ m_{k=1}(j_ k/n_ k)y_ k\right), \] where \(N=n_ 1\cdots n_ m\) is the order of the rule, \(y_ 1,y_ 2,\dots,y_ m\) are integer vectors, \(n_{k+1}\) divides \(n_ k\) for \(k=1,\dots,m-1\) and \(n_ m\geq 2\). The number \(m\), which satisfies \(1\leq m\leq s\), is the ``rank of the rule and \(n_ 1,\dots,n_ m\) are the invariants. The authors show that the lattice rules of rank \(m\), \(1\leq m\leq s\), are better than the commonly used rank-1 rules. An earlier result of the second author and \textit{I. H. Sloan} [ibid. 29, No. 2, 566-577 (1992; Zbl 0757.65016)] is generalized; the lattice rules of rank \(s\) are better than the rank-1 rules.
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