Phase transitions for unique codings of fat Sierpinski gaskets with multiple digits

Abstract

Given an integer M 1 and β∈(1, M+1), let Sβ, M be the fat Sierpinski gasket in R2 generated by the iterated function system \fd(x)=x+dβ: d∈M\, where M=\(i,j)∈ Z 02: i+j M\. Then each x∈ Sβ, M may be represented as a series x=Σi=1∞diβi=:β((di)), and the infinite sequence (di)∈M N is called a coding of x. Since β<M+1, a point in Sβ, M may have multiple codings. Let Uβ, M be the set of x∈ Sβ, M having a unique coding, that is \[ Uβ, M=\x∈ Sβ, M: \#β-1(x)=1\. \] When M=1, Kong and Li [2020, Nonlinearity] described two critical bases for the phase transitions of the intrinsic univoque set Uβ, 1, which is a subset of Uβ, 1. In this paper we consider M 2, and characterize the two critical bases βG(M) and βc(M) for the phase transitions of Uβ, M: (i) if β∈(1, βG(M)], then Uβ, M is finite; (ii) if β∈(βG(M), βc(M)) then Uβ, M is countably infinite; (iii) if β=βc(M) then Uβ, M is uncountable and has zero Hausdorff dimension; (iv) if β>βc(M) then Uβ, M has positive Hausdorff dimension. Our results can also be applied to the intrinsic univoque set Uβ, M. Moreover, we show that the first critical base βG(M) is a Perron number, while the second critical base βc(M) is a transcendental number.

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