Projections of cartesian products of the self-similar sets without the irrationality assumption
arXiv:1806.01080
Abstract
Let . Define a class of similitudes \[S=\left\{f_{i}(x)=\dfrac{x}{β^{n_i}}+a_i:n_i\in \mathbb{N}^{+}, a_i\in \mathbb{R}\right\}.\] Let be the collection of all the self-similar sets generated by the similitudes from . In this paper, we prove that for any and , is similar to a self-similar set or an attractor of some infinite iterated function system, where denotes the orthogonal projection onto , and denotes the line through the origin in direction . As a corollary, holds for any and any , where and denote the packing and upper box dimension. Whether is similar to a self-similar set or not is uniquely determined by the similarity ratios of and rather than the angle When is similar to a self-similar set, in terms of the finite type condition \cite{NW}, we are able to calculate in cerntain cases the Hausdorff dimension of . If is similar to an attractor of some infinite iterated function system, then by virtue of the Vitali covering lemma \cite{FG} we give an estimation of the Hausdorff dimension of . For some cases, we can calculate, by means of Mauldin and Urbanski' result \cite{MRD}, the exact Hausdorff dimension of . We also find some non-trivial examples such that for some angle and some , .
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