Monday, October 4 1999

Monday  
8:45 Registration  
9:15 Opening Ceremony  
9:35 Niederreiter H Low-discrepancy Sequences: Where Do We Stand and Where Are We Going?
     
10:30 Break  
11:00 Sloan I Why Do Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods Work So Well?
11:55 Faure H Variations on (0,s)-sequences
12:20 Photo  
12:35 Lunch  
14:05 Novak E Polynomial Upper Bounds for the Star-Discrepancy
     
15:00 Plaskota L The Exponent of Discrepancy of Sparse Grids is At Least 2.1933
15:25 Schmid W Optimal Polynomials for Digital (t,m,s)-Nets in Arbitrary Prime Base
15:50 Break  
16:20 Pirsic G Efficient Calculation of the Quality Parameter of Digital Sequences
16:45 Langtry T N On Component Scaling of Integration Lattices
17:10 Hong H S Implementing Scrambled Sobol', Niederreiter, and Faure Points
17:35 End  

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