2008.05136
Quantization Dimension and Stability for Infinite Self-Similar Measures with Respect to Geometric Mean Error
Mrinal K. Roychowdhury, S. Verma
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The paper proves that, for an infinite self-similar IFS under SSC with ∑ p_j log s_j convergent, the order-zero quantization dimension exists and equals the Hausdorff dimension (Theorem 3.1) via (i) approximation by finite subsystems plus continuity of the geometric-mean error to obtain the lower bound (Proposition 3.7), and (ii) a finite-system reduction using an auxiliary map covering the tail and a finite antichain estimate to obtain the upper bound (Proposition 3.8). The candidate solution follows the same two pillars. Minor gaps (e.g., handling the tail via a finite surrogate map T1 and avoiding a monotonicity claim for the truncated dimensions) can be filled by the paper’s lemmas and propositions, so the approaches are substantially the same and correct .
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\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions
\textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid
\textbf{Justification:}
The manuscript establishes the equality of the order-zero quantization dimension and the Hausdorff dimension for infinite self-similar measures under SSC, addressing a long-standing gap from the finite case. The proof is careful and builds on classical finite-IFS techniques, augmented with continuity and a finite tail reduction. While mathematically sound, a few presentation clarifications (explicit tail handling, topological framework, and proof roadmapping) would improve accessibility.