Zero–infinity conjecture for packing measures of non-almost-deterministic random code-tree attractors
Zero–infinity conjecture for packing measures of non-almost-deterministic random code-tree attractors
Let be a family of iterated function systems satisfying the UOSC and Condition~. Let be a random code-tree measure, and assume that is not almost deterministic. Let be any gauge function. Zero–infinity conjecture.
In particular, no gauge function gives positive and finite packing measure almost surely. The conjecture asserts that non-almost-deterministic random code-tree attractors cannot have a gauge with positive and finite packing measure almost surely; establishing this would complete the expected zero–infinity alternative for their packing measures.
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Sascha Troscheit, “Exact Hausdorff and packing measures for random self-similar code-trees with necks”, arXiv:1710.07167 (2019).
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