Badziahin–Velani conjecture for the logarithmic spectrum of multiplicatively badly approximable matrices

For lambdaeu0007Rlambda eu0007\mathbb{R}, let Madλ(2,1)\operatorname{Mad}^{\lambda}(2,1) denote the corresponding logarithmic approximation set in the multiplicative setting. Badziahin–Velani conjecture.

Madλ(2,1)={if λ<1,full Hausdorff dimension but zero Lebesgue measure setif 1λ2,full Lebesgue measure setif λ>2.\operatorname{Mad}^{\lambda}(2,1)= \begin{cases} \emptyset & \text{if }\lambda<1,\\ \text{full Hausdorff dimension but zero Lebesgue measure set} & \text{if }1\leq\lambda\leq2,\\ \text{full Lebesgue measure set} & \text{if }\lambda>2. \end{cases}

This conjecture predicts the analogue of the additive logarithmic zero–one transition after removing one logarithmic factor. The source presents it as a conjecture of Badziahin and Velani; no resolution is supplied here.

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Reynold Fregoli, “Multiplicatively badly approximable matrices up to logarithmic factors”, arXiv:2003.07185 (2020).

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