Explicit constructions in the classical mean squares problem in irregularities of point distribution
By W. Chen, Maxim Skriganov. 2002
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Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Mathematical Physics, Numerical Analysis
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In Computational Theory and Mathematics
- Friedrich Pillichshammer
- Henryk Wozniakowski
- Josef Dick
- Steven T. Dougherty
- Tino Ullrich
- D. Dung
- Vladimir N. Temlyakov
- Maxim Skriganov
In Mathematical Physics
- Friedrich Pillichshammer
- Tino Ullrich
- D. Dung
- Josef Dick
- Steven T. Dougherty
- Maxim Skriganov
- Erich Novak
- Henryk Wozniakowski
In Numerical Analysis
- Friedrich Pillichshammer
- Josef Dick
- Vladimir N. Temlyakov
- Tino Ullrich
- Erich Novak
- D. Dung
- Steven T. Dougherty
- Henryk Wozniakowski
Citations in the corpus
- Discrepancy Theory and Quasi-Monte Carlo Integration (2014, unknown): “The convergence rate of the randomised error for functions from the reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces considered in Section 1.3 is of order N−1(logN)(s−1)/2; see Chen and Skriganov [12], Cristea, D., and P. [14], and [31].”
- Tractability of Multivariate Problems (2008, background): “A fully constructive proof was finally given in 2002 by Chen and Skriganov [30].”
- MacWilliams Duality and the Rosenbloom—Tsfasman Metric (2002, methodology): “As an application of the ρ metric, we should mention a recent paper [1] by Chen and Skriganov, where explicit constructions of point sets with minimal order of the L2 discrepancy are given as codes with large weights simultaneously in the Hamming and Rosenbloom–Tsfasman metrics.”
- Digital Nets and Sequences: Discrepancy Theory and Quasi-Monte Carlo Integration (2010, methodology): “Duality for digital nets was first introduced and studied by Niederreiter & Pirsic [187] and, in a more specialised setting, by Skriganov [241], see also [22].”
- Walsh Series Analysis of the L2-Discrepancyof Symmetrisized Point Sets (2001, background): “Finally quite recently, Chen and Skriganov [ 1 ] gave concrete examples (not only existence results as Roth did) of point sets in arbitrary dimensions of minimal order of L2-discrepancy.”
- Hyperbolic Cross Approximation (2016, background): “Based on the badic (b large) Chen-Skriganov [57] point construction CSn (which we will not discuss in detail) Markhasin [233] showed the following.”