On probabilistic results for the discrepancy of a hybrid-Monte Carlo sequence (Q2272146)

Let \(q=(q_k)\) be a low-discrepancy sequence in \([0,1)^d\) and \(X=(X_k)\) be a standard (pseudo)random sequence in \([0,1)^{s-d}\). Let \(m=(m_k)\) be a mixed sequence, i.e. \((m_k)=(q_k,X_k)\). The author provides ``a probabilistic bound for the difference of the star discrepancies of the first \(N\) points of \(m\) and \(q\), which holds without any restrictions on \(N\).'' This is an improvement of the main result in \textit{G.~Ökten}, \textit{B.~Tuffin}, and \textit{V.~Burago} [J. Complexity 22, No.~4, 435--458 (2006; Zbl 1147.65300)].