A remark on random and equidistributed sequences (Q1202903)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 109451
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 109451 |
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A remark on random and equidistributed sequences (English)
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25 February 1993
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It is known that the average of the values of a function \(f\) on the points of an equidistributed sequence in \([0,1]^ n\) converges to the integral of the Riemann integrable function \(f\). In this paper, three propositions are given, which show that a small random absolutely continuous perturbation of an equidistributed sequence allows to integrate more irregular functions such as bounded Borel functions and bounded quasi-continuous functions.
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equidistributed sequence
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quasi-Monte Carlo
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Riemann integrable
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quasi- continuous
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