A Lower Bound for the Discrepancy of a Random Point Set
arXiv:1210.0572 · doi:10.1016/j.jco.2013.06.001
Abstract
We show that there is a constant such that for all , , the point set consisting of points chosen uniformly at random in the -dimensional unit cube with probability at least admits an axis parallel rectangle containing points more than expected. Consequently, the expected star discrepancy of a random point set is of order .
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