Moreira's question on intervals in the Lagrange and Markov spectra

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Let LL be the classical Lagrange spectrum and MM be the classical Markov spectrum. Define

d(t)=HD(L∩(−∞,t))=HD(M∩(−∞,t))d(t)=HD(L\cap (-\infty,t))=HD(M\cap (-\infty,t))

and

a=inf⁡{t∈R;d(t)=1}.a=\inf\{t\in \mathbb{R}; d(t)=1\}.

Moreira's question. For every δ>0\delta>0, one has

Leb⁡(L∩(−∞,a−δ))=0=Leb⁡(M∩(−∞,a+δ)),\operatorname{Leb}(L\cap (-\infty,a-\delta))=0=\operatorname{Leb}(M\cap (-\infty,a+\delta)),

while

int⁡(L∩(−∞,a+δ))≠∅\operatorname{int}(L\cap (-\infty,a+\delta))\neq \emptyset

and

int⁡(M∩(−∞,t+δ))≠∅.\operatorname{int}(M\cap (-\infty,t+\delta))\neq \emptyset.

The statement is presented as the authors' hope concerning Moreira's question 1. The supplied text gives no resolution; notably, the final occurrence of tt in the Markov-spectrum interval is retained exactly as stated.

References

Primary source

Davi Lima and Carlos Gustavo Moreira, “Phase Transitions on the Markov and Lagrange Dynamical Spectra”, arXiv:1801.04636 (2019).

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