The strong pinned radial-projection conjecture for planar sets

Let EE and FF be Borel sets in the plane with dimHE>0\dim_{\mathcal{H}}E>0 and dimHF>0\dim_{\mathcal{H}}F>0, and suppose that FF is not contained in a line. For yy in the plane, let πy(E)\pi^y(E) denote the radial projection of EE from yy. Strong pinned radial-projection conjecture. There exists yFy\in F such that

dimHπy(E)=mindimHE,1.\dim_{\mathcal{H}}\pi^y(E)=\min\\{\dim_{\mathcal{H}}E,1\\}.

The paper calls this a stronger guess than both the exceptional-set conjecture above and Orponen's direction-set conjecture. It is presented as open, and the paper's results are described as progress toward the related pinned statement.

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Bochen Liu and Chun-Yen Shen, “Intersection between pencils of tubes, discretized sum-product, and radial projections”, arXiv:2001.02551 (2020).

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