Good sets for Mattila's Lemma 14.7 #
This file constructs sets on which ball measures are uniformly comparable and proves the approximation results used in Lemma 14.7.
Points with uniformly comparable ball measures #
goodSet s p q m μ is the set of points z such that
p ρ ^ s ≤ μ (B (z, ρ)) ≤ q ρ ^ s for every radius 0 < ρ < 1 / (m + 1).
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Enlarging the admissible range [p, q] enlarges goodSet.
Passing to a smaller range of radii enlarges goodSet.
Every point of A at which the density ratio exceeds θ lies in one of the sets
goodSet s p q m μ with θ q ≤ p.
Points all of whose small balls are controlled #
goodBallSet s q m μ is the set of points z such that every closed ball of radius
0 < w < 1 / (m + 1) containing z has measure at most q w ^ s.
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Under the ball-density hypothesis of Lemma 14.7 (2), a point whose upper density is small
compared with q lies in one of the sets goodBallSet s q m μ.
The density theorem in the form required by the reduction step #
Besicovitch density theorem for a Radon measure, in the form used in Mattila's
proof of Lemma 14.7 (1): outside a μ-null set, every point of a Borel set B is a density
point of B, in the sense that the portion of a small ball around it which misses B is an
arbitrarily small fraction of the ball.
Passing to the limit in the constants #
If the two-sided ball estimate holds with constants θ k tending to t, then it holds
with the constant t itself.
The analogue of exists_uniform_constant_of_tendsto for the situation of Lemma 14.7 (2),
where the upper bound holds for balls with arbitrary centres.
The set of points a ∈ F which stay at distance at least ε d from every touching point
of a hole of F of size d ≤ d₀.
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Almost no point of F is uniformly far from all touching points.
At almost every point of F there are touching points of relatively large holes.
If the balls centred on the closed set F have measure comparable to ρ ^ s with s < n, then
outside a μ-null set every a ∈ F has, for every ε > 0 and every d₀ > 0, a touching point
y ∈ F of a hole B (z, d) with 0 < d ≤ d₀ and dist y a < ε d.
A point whose balls have positive measure lies in the support.
Two-sided ball bounds at a single point a already give Mattila's assumption 14.3 (1)
at a.
Half-space tangent measures at asymptotic touching points.
If a ∈ F is a density point of F, the balls centred on F carry measure comparable to
ρ ^ s, and a is an asymptotic touching point of holes of F, then μ has a tangent measure
at a whose support lies in a closed half-space.