493 research outputs found
On -point configuration sets with nonempty interior
We give conditions for -point configuration sets of thin sets to have
nonempty interior, applicable to a wide variety of configurations. This is a
continuation of our earlier work \cite{GIT19} on 2-point configurations,
extending a theorem of Mattila and Sj\"olin \cite{MS99} for distance sets in
Euclidean spaces. We show that for a general class of -point configurations,
the configuration set of a -tuple of sets, , has
nonempty interior provided that the sum of their Hausdorff dimensions satisfies
a lower bound, dictated by optimizing -Sobolev estimates of associated
generalized Radon transforms over all nontrivial partitions of the points
into two subsets. We illustrate the general theorems with numerous specific
examples. Applications to 3-point configurations include areas of triangles in
or the radii of their circumscribing circles; volumes of pinned
parallelepipeds in ; and ratios of pinned distances in and . Results for 4-point configurations include cross-ratios
on , triangle area pairs determined by quadrilaterals in , and dot products of differences in .Comment: 32 pages, no figure
The lattice point counting problem on the Heisenberg groups
We consider the radial and Heisenberg-homogeneous norms on the Heisenberg
groups given by , for and . This natural
family includes the canonical Cygan-Kor\'anyi norm, corresponding to . We study the lattice points counting problem on the Heisenberg groups,
namely establish an error estimate for the number of points that the lattice of
integral points has in a ball of large radius . The exponent we establish
for the error in the case is the best possible, in all dimensions
Constant gap length trees in products of thick Cantor sets
We show that products of sufficiently thick Cantor sets generate trees in the
plane with constant distance between adjacent vertices. Moreover, we prove that
the set of admissible gap lengths has non-empty interior. This builds on the
authors' previous work on distance sets of products of Cantor sets of
sufficient Newhouse thickness
Fourier integral operators, fractal sets, and the regular value theorem
AbstractWe prove that if E⊂R2d, for d⩾2, is an Ahlfors–David regular product set of sufficiently large Hausdorff dimension, denoted by dimH(E), and ϕ is a sufficiently regular function, then the upper Minkowski dimension of the set{w∈E:ϕl(w)=tl;1⩽l⩽m} does not exceed dimH(E)−m, in line with the regular value theorem from the elementary differential geometry. Our arguments are based on the mapping properties of the underlying Fourier integral operators and are intimately connected with the Falconer distance conjecture in geometric measure theory. We shall see that our results are, in general, sharp in the sense that if the Hausdorff dimension is smaller than a certain threshold, then the dimensional inequality fails in a quantifiable way. The constructions used to demonstrate this are based on the distribution of lattice points on convex surfaces and have connections with combinatorial geometry
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