arXiv:2006.05727v4
Abstract
For a decreasing real valued function , a pair of a real matrix and is said to be -Dirichlet improvable if the system has a solution , for all sufficiently large , where denotes the supremum norm. Kleinbock and Wadleigh (2019) established an integrability criterion for the Lebesgue measure of the -Dirichlet non-improvable set. In this paper, we prove a similar criterion for the Hausdorff measure of the -Dirichlet non-improvable set. Also, we extend this result to the singly metric case that is fixed. As an application, we compute the Hausdorff dimension of the set of pairs with uniform Diophantine exponents .
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01Statements3 reported findingsCorrect
The doubly metric and fixed-target Hausdorff zero-full laws, and the resulting uniform-exponent dimension formulas, are correct. A few occurrences omit the fixed-target superscript or the affine hat, but the displayed theorem and proofs use the intended sets.
The Hausdorff-measure criteria are correct
Pages 3–5 and 15–34 · Theorems 1.3–1.4 · arXiv:2006.05727v4
The convergence half converts the series to a summable family of cusp covers. For divergence, transference supplies homogeneous approximation limsup sets; a mass distribution proves the doubly metric result and the locally ubiquitous resonant system proves the fixed-target result. The exponents in both series agree with the relevant ambient dimensions.
Full paper, version 4 ↗The fixed-target set is mistyped in three places
Page 4 · opening sentence of Theorem 1.4; page 21 · two displayed inequalities in its proof · arXiv:2006.05727v4
The opening sentence of Theorem 1.4 names , while its displayed formula and hypotheses concern the slice . In the proof, two lower-bound displays write without the affine hat. The surrounding inclusions, the set , and the theorem display uniquely determine the corrected notation in all three places.
The uniform-exponent dimensions follow from the power-law specialization
Pages 5–6 · Corollary 1.5 · arXiv:2006.05727v4
Substituting the power function corresponding to a uniform exponent into Theorems 1.3–1.4 gives the announced threshold series and dimension. Taking differences of nested sublevel sets yields the exact-level statements in the stated exponent range.
02Proofs2 reported findingsCorrect
The cusp-covering, transference, mass-distribution, and revised local-ubiquity arguments are correct and complete.
The convergence covers give the stated Hausdorff sums
Pages 10–15 · Section 3 · arXiv:2006.05727v4
The lattice cusp set is covered by the announced number of balls at the flow contraction scale. Multiplying the counts by the -powers of the radii gives exactly the transformed series, so Hausdorff–Cantelli applies in both the singly and doubly metric ambient spaces.
The divergent cases are established
Pages 15–34 · Section 4, including revised Lemma 4.6 · arXiv:2006.05727v4
For the doubly metric case, the product mass distribution retains at least of its mass on the transference limsup set and has the required Frostman bound. For a fixed nonintegral target, the revised primitive-point count and overlap estimate give local ubiquity for both and , and the ubiquity theorem yields full Hausdorff measure.
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