Open set condition and pseudo Hausdorff measure of self-affine IFSs
Abstract
Let A be an n× n real expanding matrix and D be a finite subset of Rn with 0∈D. The family of maps \fd(x)=A-1(x+d)\d∈D is called a self-affine iterated function system (self-affine IFS). The self-affine set K=K(A,D) is the unique compact set determined by (A, D) satisfying the set-valued equation K=d∈Dfd(K). The number s=n\,(\# D)/(q) with q=|(A)|, is the so-called pseudo similarity dimension of K. As shown by He and Lau, one can associate with A and any number s 0 a natural pseudo Hausdorff measure denoted by Hws. In this paper, we show that, if s is chosen to be the pseudo similarity dimension of K, then the condition Hws(K)> 0 holds if and only if the IFS \fd\d∈D satisfies the open set condition (OSC). This extends the well-known result for the self-similar case that the OSC is equivalent to K having positive Hausdorff measure Hs for a suitable s. Furthermore, we relate the exact value of pseudo Hausdorff measure Hws(K) to a notion of upper s-density with respect to the pseudo norm w(x) associated with A for the measure μ=M∞Σd0,…c,dM-1∈Dδd0 + Ad1 + …b + AM-1dM-1 in the case that \#D A.
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