Hausdorff dimension of double base expansions and binary shifts with a hole

Abstract

For two real bases q0, q1 > 1, a binary sequence i1 i2 ·s ∈ \0,1\∞ is the (q0,q1)-expansion of the number \[ πq0,q1(i1 i2 ·s) = Σk=1∞ ikqi1 ·s qik. \] Let Uq0,q1 be the set of all real numbers having a unique (q0,q1)-expansion. When the bases are equal, i.e., q0 = q1 = q, Allaart and Kong (2019) established the continuity in q of the Hausdorff dimension of the univoque set Uq,q, building on the work of Komornik, Kong, and Li (2017). We derive explicit formulas for the Hausdorff dimension of Uq0,q1 and the entropy of the underlying subshift for arbitrary q0, q1 > 1, and prove the continuity of these quantities as functions of (q0, q1). Our results also concern general dynamical systems described by binary shifts with a hole, including, in particular, the doubling map with a hole and (linear) Lorenz maps.

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