On the exponent of convergence of Engel series

Abstract

For x∈ (0,1), let d1(x),d2(x),d3(x),·s be the Engel series expansion of x. Denote by λ(x) the exponent of convergence of the sequence \dn(x)\, namely equation* λ(x)= ∈f\s ≥ 0: Σn ≥ 1 d-sn(x)<∞\. equation* It follows from Erdos, R\'enyi and Sz\"usz (1958) that λ(x) =0 for Lebesgue almost all x∈ (0,1). This paper is concerned with the topological and fractal properties of the level set \x∈ (0,1): λ(x) =α\ for α ∈ [0,∞]. For the topological properties, it is proved that each level set is uncountable and dense in (0,1). Furthermore, the level set is of the first Baire category for α∈ [0,∞) but residual for α =∞. For the fractal properties, we prove that the Hausdorff dimension of the level set is as follows: \[ H \x ∈ (0,1): λ(x) =α\= H \x ∈ (0,1): λ(x) ≥α\= \ arrayll 1-α, & 0≤ α≤1; 0, & 1<α ≤ ∞. array . \]

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