Topology of univoque sets in real base expansions
Abstract
Given a positive integer M and a real number q ∈ (1,M+1], an expansion of a real number x ∈ [0,M/(q-1)] over the alphabet A=\0,1,…,M\ is a sequence (ci) ∈ A N such that x=Σi=1∞ciq-i. Generalizing many earlier results, we investigate in this paper the topological properties of the set Uq consisting of numbers x having a unique expansion of this form, and the combinatorial properties of the set Uq' consisting of their corresponding expansions. We also provide shorter proofs of the main results of Baker in [B] by adapting the method given in [EJK] for the case M=1.
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