Lower bounds for the complexity of linear functionals in the randomized setting
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The authors establish the sharpness conditions for the exponent in the approximation estimator from \textit{A.~Hinrichs} [J. Complexity 26, No.~2, 125--134 (2010; Zbl 1191.65003)]. In particular it is proved the sharpness of the exponent ``\dots for tensor product Hilbert spaces whose univariate reproducing kernel is decomposable and univariate integration is not trivial for the two parts of the decomposition.
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