Optimal L2 discrepancy bounds for higher order digital sequences over the finite field F2
Abstract
We show that the L2 discrepancy of the explicitly constructed infinite sequences of points (x0,x1, x2,...) in [0,1)s over F2 introduced in [J. Dick, Walsh spaces containing smooth functions and quasi-Monte Carlo rules of arbitrary high order. SIAM J. Numer. Anal., 46, 1519--1553, 2008] satisfy L2,N(\x0,x1,..., xN-1\) Cs N-1 ( N)s/2 for all N 2, and L2,2m(\x0,x1,..., x2m-1\) Cs 2-m m(s-1)/2 for all m 1, where Cs > 0 is a constant independent of N and m. These results are best possible by lower bounds in [P.D. Proinov, On the L2 discrepancy of some infinite sequences. Serdica, 11, 3--12, 1985] and [K. F. Roth, On irregularities of distribution. Mathematika, 1, 73--79, 1954]. Further, for every N 2 we explicitly construct finite point sets \y0,..., yN-1\ in [0,1)s such that L2,N(\y0,y1,..., yN-1\) Cs N-1 ( N)(s-1)/2. Another solution for finite point sets by a different construction was previously shown in [W. W. L. Chen and M. M. Skriganov, Explicit constructions in the classical mean squares problem in irregularity of point distribution. J. Reine Angew. Math., 545, 67--95, 2002].
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