Construction of lattice rules with a trigonometric <Emphasis Type="Italic">d</Emphasis>-property on the basis of extreme lattices

Lattice rules with the trigonometric d-property that are optimal with respect to the number of points are constructed for the approximation of integrals over an n-dimensional unit cube. An extreme lattice for a hyperoctahedron at n = 4 is used to construct lattice rules with the trigonometric d-property and the number of points

$0.80822 \ldots \cdot \Delta ^4 (1 + o(1)), \Delta \to \infty $

(d = 2Δ ? 1 ≥ 3 is an arbitrary odd number). With few exceptions, the resulting lattice rules have the highest previously known effectiveness factor.