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On low-discrepancy sequences and Poissonian pair correlation
Uniform distribution modulo 1 is a classical notion of pseudo-randomness for sequences in the unit interval, which is quantified in terms of the discrepancy. Sequences whose discrepancy is of the smallest possible asymptotic order are called low-discrepancy sequences. The Poissonian pair correlation
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