Uniform distribution conjecture for powers under self-similar measures

Let μ\mu be a non-atomic self-similar measure with support contained in [1,)[1,\infty). A sequence (yn)n=1(y_n)_{n=1}^{\infty} is uniformly distributed modulo one if, for every interval [a,b)[0,1)[a,b)\subseteq[0,1), the proportion of indices nNn\leq N for which the fractional part of yny_n lies in [a,b)[a,b) tends to bab-a as NN\to\infty. Self-similar equidistribution conjecture. For μ\mu almost every xx, the sequence (xn)n=1(x^n)_{n=1}^{\infty} is uniformly distributed modulo one. The conjecture proposes an analogue of Koksma's almost-everywhere equidistribution theorem for the natural class of self-similar measures, whose affine construction is viewed as independent of the nonlinear maps xxnx\mapsto x^n.

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Simon Baker, “Equidistribution results for self-similar measures”, arXiv:2002.11607 (2021).

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