Cone upgrade for effective equidistribution and weighted Khintchine--Schmidt theorem on fractals
Gaurav Aggarwal, Alexander Gorodnik
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We prove a fractal analogue of the weighted theorems of Khintchine and Schmidt for products of self-similar measures on the real line whose defining iterated function systems share a common contraction ratio. The proof translates the counting problem into homogeneous dynamics and builds on recent work of Bénard, He and Zhang, who treated the unweighted case. Our main new ingredient is a \emph{cone upgrade}: an effective double equidistribution theorem for translates of product self-similar measures, uniform over diagonal elements whose weights range over a fixed cone in the positive Weyl chamber, deduced from effective equidistribution for a single weight. This yields a partial effective form of a theorem of Khalil, Luethi and Weiss.
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