Uniform distribution of sequences generated by iterated polynomials
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Abstract: Assume that , , while is a polynomial with integer coefficients, , is the th iteration of the polynomial , has a discrete uniform distribution on the set . We are going to prove that with tending to infinity random vectors weakly converge to a vector having a continuous uniform distribution in the -dimensional unit cube. Analogous results were obtained earlier only for some classes of polynomials with . The mentioned vectors represent sequential pseudorandom numbers produced by a polynomial congruential generator modulo .
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