The Hausdorff-dimension neighbourhood estimate for missing digits measures

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Let n2n\geq2 be an integer and let MRnM\subset\mathbb{R}^n be a manifold of finite type. Neighbourhood estimate conjecture. There exists a number σ=σ(M)>0\sigma=\sigma(M)>0 such that, for each missing digits measure λ\lambda satisfying

dimHλ>σ,\dim_{\mathrm{H}}\lambda>\sigma,

one has

λ(Mδ)δndimM.\lambda(M^\delta)\ll\delta^{n-\dim M}.

The conjecture proposes replacing the Fourier l1l^1-dimension hypothesis by a Hausdorff-dimension hypothesis. The paper notes examples satisfying the conclusion, but only for large bases and specially structured digit sets; reducing those restrictions remains open.

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Primary source

Han Yu, “Missing digits points near manifolds”, arXiv:2309.00130 (2023).

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