The sequence property for fractal dimensions
Kenneth Falconer, Yuyang Liu
Abstract
For various definitions of fractal dimension that are finitely stable, including upper box dimension, upper intermediate dimensions and Assouad spectra, we show that, given a compact subset E of a metric space, typically Rn, there is a convergent sequence of points contained in E of the same dimension as E itself. Moreover, under certain conditions it is possible for a sequence to witness the dimension of E for many definitions of dimension simultaneously, for example in a self-affine set E there is a single convergent sequence that has the same Assouad spectrum or intermediate dimension values as E itself.
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