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Induced well-distributed sets in Riemannian spaces

The concept of Riemannian geometries is used to construct induced homogeneous point sets on manifolds that are based on well-distributed point sets in unit cubes of an appropriately chosen Euclidean space. These well-distributed point sets in unit cubes are based on standard low-discrepancy sequences. The approach is algorithmic, that is, the methods developed in this article have been implemented and tested. Applications in image processing, graph theory and measurement-based exploration are presented.