On the horizon problem over the product of self-similar fractals
Gurubachan, S. Verma, V. V. M. S. Chandramouli
Abstract
In this article, we first investigate the box dimension results for the graphs of continuous functions defined on the product of two self-similar fractals (Fs), where the fractal F satisfies the open set condition. Following this, we manifest the existence of a prevalent surface, defined by a continuous function over the product of two Fs, that satisfies the horizon property (associated with the box dimension), i.e., the box dimension of the prevalent surface is greater than that of its horizon up to a constant η, where η is the box dimension of the self-similar fractal F.
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