Packing intermediate dimensions of measures and applications
Nicolas Angelini
Source abstract
We introduce a spectrum of dimensions of measures, the \emph{packing intermediate dimensions} , , of a Borel probability measure on and the \emph{quasi-Hausdorff dimension} . We show that this spectrum encodes the information on that governs the packing dimension of its projections and Hölder images. First, is the exact threshold for the packing dimension profiles of Falconer and Howroyd: for every real , if and only if . Second, we prove a lower bound for the profiles in terms of , and the Assouad dimension of , which improves the bound of Falconer and Mattila, the best previously known general lower bound for the packing dimension of projected measures. The improvement is strict whenever and , and when it occurs exactly when exceeds an explicit universal lower bound for some in an explicit range. We present examples of measures with for which our bound gives the exact value for almost every -dimensional subspace , whereas the bound of Falconer and Mattila is strictly smaller. As applications, for a large family of random -Hölder maps , we prove that, for compactly supported , almost surely if and only if , and that the packing analogue of Kahane's formula holds for fractional Brownian motions if and only if . Analogous results are obtained for analytic sets.
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