Propagation rules for (u, m, e, s)-nets and (u, e, s)-sequences
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Abstract: The classes of -nets and -sequences were recently introduced by Tezuka, and in a slightly more restrictive form by Hofer and Niederreiter. We study propagation rules for these point sets, which state how one can obtain -nets and -sequences with new parameter configurations from existing ones. In this way, we show generalizations and extensions of several well-known construction methods that have previously been shown for -nets and -sequences. We also develop a duality theory for digital -nets and present a new construction of such nets based on global function fields.
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