Nonexistence of positive-Hölder maps with full metric mean dimension

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Let ϕ:[0,1][0,1]\phi:[0,1]\rightarrow [0,1] be an α\alpha-Hölder continuous map, with α>0\alpha>0. The metric mean dimension mdimM([0,1],,ϕ)\operatorname{mdim}_{\operatorname{M}}([0,1],|\cdot|,\phi) is taken for the interval with its Euclidean metric. Nonexistence conjecture. There is no such map satisfying

mdimM([0,1],,ϕ)=1.\operatorname{mdim}_{\operatorname{M}}([0,1],|\cdot|,\phi)=1.

The paper notes that this claim would follow from the preceding Hölder upper-bound conjecture, and relates it to the absence of continuous interval maps with metric mean dimension equal to 11. Its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Jeovanny M. Acevedo, Sergio Romaña and Raibel Arias, “Hölder continuous maps on the interval with positive metric mean dimension”, arXiv:2212.09842 (2022).

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