The authors extend Falconer's dimension theorem to linear projections of self-affine sets, prove the exceptional projections form algebraic varieties, and construct new examples of non-exact-dimensional projected measures and small sumsets.
On the dimension of orthogonal projections of self-similar measures
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Let $\nu$ be a self similar measure on $\mathbb{R}^d$, $d\geq 2$, and let $\pi$ be an orthogonal projection onto a $k$-dimensional subspace. We formulate a criterion on the action of the group generated by the orthogonal parts of the IFS on $\pi$, and show that it ensures the dimension of $\pi \nu$ is preserved; this significantly refines previous results by Hochman-Shmerkin (2012) and Falconer-Jin (2014), and is sharp for projections to lines and hyperplanes. A key ingredient in the proof is an application of a restricted projection theorem of Gan-Guo-Wang (2024).
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Projections of self-affine fractals
The authors extend Falconer's dimension theorem to linear projections of self-affine sets, prove the exceptional projections form algebraic varieties, and construct new examples of non-exact-dimensional projected measures and small sumsets.