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A construction of (t,s)-sequences with finite-row generating matrices using global function fields

For any prime power $q$ and any dimension $s \ge 1$, we present a construction of $(t,s)$-sequences in base $q$ with finite-row generating matrices such that, for fixed $q$, the quality parameter $t$ is asymptotically optimal as a function of $s$ as $s \to \infty$. This is the first construction of $(t,s)$-sequences that yields finite-row generating matrices and asymptotically optimal quality parameters at the same time. The construction is based on global function fields. We put the construction into the framework of $(u,{\bf e},s)$-sequences that was recently introduced by Tezuka. In this way we obtain in many cases better discrepancy bounds for the constructed sequences than by previous methods for bounding the discrepancy.

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