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Wasserstein mixing of a systematic-scan random rotation sampler
We study the mixing time of a systematic-scan analogue of Kac's walk that was proposed as a fast surrogate for Haar-distributed orthogonal matrices in randomized high-dimensional algorithms and was conjectured to approach Haar measure after only logarithmically many sweeps. We show that this conject
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