Scaling Law of the Hausdorff Measure

Hausdorff measure

Here, instead of taking a σ-algebra as given and then defining a measure on this σ-algebra (namely, on the measurable sets), we take an outer measure as given and then define measurable sets using this outer measure. Carathéodory’s theorem states that the collection M of ν-measurable sets is a σ-algebra and that the restriction of ν to M is a complete measure. Suppose that (X, ρ) is a metric sp...

Scaling Properties of Hausdorff

THE SCALING LAW FOR THE DISCRETE KINETIC GROWTH PERCOLATION MODEL

The Scaling Law for the Discrete Kinetic Growth Percolation Model The critical exponent of the total number of finite clusters α is calculated directly without using scaling hypothesis both below and above the percolation threshold pc based on a kinetic growth percolation model in two and three dimensions. Simultaneously, we can calculate other critical exponents β and γ, and show that the scal...

Hausdorff Measure and Lukasiewicz Languages

The paper investigates fixed points and attractors of infinite iterated function systems in Cantor space. By means of the theory of formal languages simple examples of the non-coincidence of fixed point and attractor (closure of the fixed point) are given.

Measure Theory on Hausdorff Measures

Let y = h(x) be defined for 0 < x < oo and assume values in 0 ^ y ^ + co. Let S be any linear set of points and p an arbitrary positive number. Cover S by a countable number of open intervals h , I2, • • • of lengths xx, x2 , • • • each of which is less than p, and denote by mp(S; h) the lower bound of h(xi) + h(x2) + • • • for all such coverings of S. Then m(S; h) = limp|0mp(/S; h) is called t...