Large-degree Pisot Bernoulli convolution dimension conjecture

Given a number β(1,2)\beta\in(1,2), let νβ\nu_{\beta} denote the associated Bernoulli convolution and let dimH\dim_H denote Hausdorff dimension. Large-degree Pisot dimension conjecture. If (βn)(\beta_n) is a sequence of Pisot numbers in (1,2)(1,2) whose degrees tend to infinity, then

dimH(νβn)1.\dim_H(\nu_{\beta_n})\to 1.

Numerical evidence suggests that Bernoulli convolutions associated with Pisot numbers of large degree have dimension close to one. The conjecture concerns the limiting dimension in this regime and is presented as an open conjecture in the source.

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Tom Kempton and Alex Batsis, “Measures on the Spectra of Algebraic Integers”, arXiv:2102.07581 (2021).

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