Density conjecture for the real parts of complex dimensions of nonlattice strings

Let L\mathcal{L} be a nonlattice string, with DD its Minkowski dimension and σl\sigma_l the lower bound for the real parts of its complex dimensions.

Density conjecture. The real parts of the complex dimensions of L\mathcal{L} form a set that is dense in the connected interval [σl,D][\sigma_l,D].

This conjecture strengthens the preceding result that the real parts of the complex dimensions of every nonlattice string have no isolated points, asserting density throughout the entire interval from σl\sigma_l to DD.

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Michel L. Lapidus and Machiel van Frankenhuijsen, “Fractality, Self-Similarity and Complex Dimensions”, arXiv:math/0401156 (2004).

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