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most citedConstruction of interlaced scrambled polynomial lattice rules of arbitrary high order

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math.NA2013★ 2 cited

Constructing good higher order polynomial lattice rules with modulus of reduced degree

Takashi Goda

In this paper we investigate multivariate integration in weighted unanchored Sobolev spaces of smoothness of arbitrarily high order. As quadrature points we employ higher order pol…

math.NA2013★ 29 cited

Good interlaced polynomial lattice rules for numerical integration in weighted Walsh spaces

Takashi Goda

Quadrature rules using higher order digital nets and sequences are known to exploit the smoothness of a function for numerical integration and to achieve an improved rate of conver…

math.NA2013★ 5 cited

Fast construction of higher order digital nets for numerical integration in weighted Sobolev spaces

Takashi Goda

Higher order digital nets are special classes of point sets for quasi-Monte Carlo rules which achieve the optimal convergence rate for numerical integration of smooth functions. An…

math.NA2013★ 47 cited

Construction of interlaced scrambled polynomial lattice rules of arbitrary high order

Takashi Goda, Josef Dick

Higher order scrambled digital nets are randomized quasi-Monte Carlo rules which have recently been introduced in [J. Dick, Ann. Statist., 39 (2011), 1372--1398] and shown to achie…

math.NA2013★ 8 cited

On the separability of multivariate functions

Takashi Goda

Separability of multivariate functions alleviates the difficulty in finding a minimum or maximum value of a function such that an optimal solution can be searched by solving severa…

math.NA2013

Construction of scrambled polynomial lattice rules over with small mean square weighted discrepancy

Takashi Goda

The discrepancy is one of several well-known quantitative measures for the equidistribution properties of point sets in the high-dimensional unit cube. The concept…