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Line arrangements, bounded cells, and discrepancy
An arrangement of $n$ lines in the plane defines cells, i.e., connected components of the complement of the arrangement. Answering a question of Volkmar Welker we show that, apart from two special cases, there is always a line $L$ in the arrangement such that one of the open halfplanes whose boundar
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