Infinite-length and nondifferentiability conjecture for blocked mixed labyrinth fractals

Let {Ak}k=1\{{\cal A}_k\}_{k=1}^{\infty} be a sequence of labyrinth patterns that are both horizontally and vertically blocked, with mk4m_k\ge 4, and let LL_{\infty} be the resulting limit set. For any two points in LL_{\infty}, let aLa\subset L_{\infty} be the arc connecting them. Infinite-length and nondifferentiability conjecture. The length of aa is infinite, and the set of points at which no tangent to aa exists is dense in aa. This predicts highly irregular arcs in mixed labyrinth fractals; the supplied text gives no resolution or supporting result for the assertion.

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Ligia L. Cristea and Bertran Steinsky, “Mixed labyrinth fractals”, arXiv:2009.12206 (2020).

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