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A Software Implementation of Niederreiter-Xing Sequences

  • Gottlieb Pirsic
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Abstract

In a series of papers, Niederreiter and Xing introduced new construction methods for low-discrepancy sequences, more specifically (t,s)-sequences. As these involve the rather abstract theory of algebraic function fields — a special case of algebraic geometry and also closely related to function theory and algebraic number theory — for a long time no computer implementation of this new method was given. In this paper we present our efforts in this direction, address the algorithmical problems and give some numerical data obtained from our implementation.

Keywords

Function Field Computer Algebra System Local Expansion Goppa Code Halton Sequence 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • Gottlieb Pirsic
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  1. 1.Institute of Discrete MathematicsAustrian Academy of SciencesViennaAustria

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