The dispersion of a special sequence
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The dispersion of a sequence is a measure for the density of a sequence in a metric space, and plays an important role for example in global optimization. An explicit formula for the dispersion of well-known two- dimensional sequences, and some best possible results on the existence of such sequences with small dispersion are given.
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