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most citedBasic properties of nonsmooth Hormander's vector fields and Poincare's inequality

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math.CA2026

Discrepancy estimates for multi-dimensional non-smooth convex bodies: a case study

Roberto Bramati, Luca Brandolini, Alessandro Monguzzi

We study -averaged discrepancies of finite sequences of points in the torus with respect to translated and dilated copies of convex bodies with non-smooth bound…

math.CA2024

Single radius spherical cap discrepancy on compact two-point homogeneous spaces

Luca Brandolini, Bianca Gariboldi, Giacomo Gigante +1

In this note we study estimates from below of the single radius spherical discrepancy in the setting of compact two-point homogeneous spaces. Namely, given a -dimensional manifo…

math.CA2023

On a discrete approach to lower bounds in discrepancy theory

Luca Brandolini, Bianca Gariboldi, Giacomo Gigante +1

In this paper, we prove that some renowned lower bounds in discrepancy theory admit a discrete analogue. Namely, we prove that the lower bound of the discrepancy for corners in the…

math.CA2022

Irregularities of distribution for bounded sets and half-spaces

Luca Brandolini, Leonardo Colzani, Giancarlo Travaglini

We prove a general result on irregularities of distribution for Borel sets intersected with bounded measurable sets or affine half-spaces.

math.CA2020

An Euler-Maclaurin formula for polygonal sums

Luca Brandolini, Leonardo Colzani, Sinai Robins +1

We prove an Euler-Maclaurin formula for double polygonal sums and, as a corollary, we obtain approximate quadrature formulas for integrals of smooth functions over polygons with in…

math.CA2006

Average decay estimates for Fourier transforms of measures supported on curves

Luca Brandolini, Giacomo Gigante, Allan Greenleaf +3

We consider Fourier transforms of densities supported on curves in R^d. We obtain sharp lower and close to sharp upper bounds for the L^q decay rates.