activity
20232026
collaborators

10 papers

math.CA2026

Prescribed projections for a general class of maps and efficient covering by variable plane curves

Alan Chang, Robert Fraser, Alex McDonald +2

We prove a prescribed projection theorem for any class of non-linear projections defined on open subsets of the plane which satisfies some mild geometric conditions. This generaliz…

math.CA2026

Arithmetic-progression gap sets in Cantor sets

Samantha Sandberg-Clark, Krystal Taylor, Alexia Yavicoli

We address the question of which common differences can arise in arithmetic progressions contained in fractal sets. For a compact set , we investigate not only w…

math.CA2026

Applications of Nonlinear Projections to Rectifiable 1-sets

Rosemarie Bongers, Paige Bright, Caleb Marshall +1

Projection theorems in Euclidean space provide a fundamental link between the geometric structure of a set and the size of its lower-dimensional images. For 1-rectifiable sets in $…

math.CA2026

Favard length and generalized projections

Izabella Laba, Alex McDonald, Krystal Taylor

We investigate generalized Favard lengths associated to smooth families of nonlinear projections. Under suitable regularity and transversality assumptions, we prove that generalize…

math.CA2026

A Quantified Two-projection Theorem for Nonlinear Projections

Zhangze Li, Krystal Taylor

The classic Besicovitch projection theorem asserts that if a set is purely -unrectifiable with finite length in , its orthogonal projection has Lebesgue measure ze…

math.CA2025

Interior of distance trees over thin Cantor sets

Yeonwook Jung, Krystal Taylor

It is known that if a compact set in has Hausdorff dimension greater than , then its -chain distance set $$Δ^n(E) = \left\{\left(\left|x^1-x^2\right|…

math.CA2025

Triangles in the Plane and arithmetic progressions in thick compact subsets of

Samantha Sandberg-Clark, Krystal Taylor

This article focuses on the occurrence of 3-point configurations in subsets of of sufficient thickness. We prove that a compact set contains…

math.NT2025

Counting Lattice Points near Korányi Spheres via Generalized Radon Transforms

Rajula Srivastava, Krystal Taylor

In this note, we study a lattice point counting problem for spheres in Heisenberg groups, incorporating both the non-isotropic dilation structure and the non-commutative group law.…

math.CA2025

Point configurations in sets of sufficient topological structure and a topological {E}rdős similarity conjecture

Alex McDonald, Krystal Taylor

We explore the occurrence of point configurations within non-meager (second category) Baire sets. A celebrated result of Steinhaus asserts that and contain an interval…

math.CA2023

Prescribed projections and efficient coverings by curves in the plane

Alan Chang, Alex McDonald, Krystal Taylor

Davies efficient covering theorem states that an arbitrary measurable set in the plane can be covered by full lines so that the measure of the union of the lines has the same m…