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Gerhard Larcher & Gottlieb Pirsic

Abstract

We recall the notion of Walsh functions over a finite abelian group as it was given for example in Larcher, Niederreiter and Schmid, 1996. These function systems play an important role for various “digital lattice rules” in multivariate numerical integration. We consider the following problem:

Assume, that a function f can be represented by a Walsh-series over a group G1 with a certain speed of convergence. Take another group G2. What can be said about the speed of convergence of the Walsh-series of f over G2?

Answers to this question are essential for certain numerical integration error estimates. We are able to give some results, partly best possible ones.

A connection of the above problem to “digital differentiability” of functions and applications to numerical integration are given. Open problems are stated.

Authors
Gerhard Larcher
Universität Salzburg
Hellbrunnerstraße 34
A–5020 Salzburg
Austria
Gottlieb Pirsic
Universität Salzburg
Hellbrunnerstraße 34
A–5020 Salzburg
Austria