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Is it possible to have a Hausdorff dimension less than the topological dimension?
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"Normal" geometric shapes have Hausdorff dimensions equal to their topological dimensions. Mandelbrot defined fractals as shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension greater than their topological dimension. Is there a class of shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension less than their topological dimension, or is this impossible? If there is such a shape, what are common examples of them? If this is impossible, why?
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"Normal" geometric shapes have Hausdorff dimensions equal to their topological dimensions. Mandelbrot defined fractals as shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension greater than their topological dimension. Is there a class of shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension less than their topological dimension, or is this impossible? If there is such a shape, what are common examples of them? If this is impossible, why?
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No, covering dimension is always $le$ Hausdorff dimension (Sznirelman's theorem).
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"Normal" geometric shapes have Hausdorff dimensions equal to their topological dimensions. Mandelbrot defined fractals as shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension greater than their topological dimension. Is there a class of shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension less than their topological dimension, or is this impossible? If there is such a shape, what are common examples of them? If this is impossible, why?
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"Normal" geometric shapes have Hausdorff dimensions equal to their topological dimensions. Mandelbrot defined fractals as shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension greater than their topological dimension. Is there a class of shapes that have a Hausdorff dimension less than their topological dimension, or is this impossible? If there is such a shape, what are common examples of them? If this is impossible, why?
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No, covering dimension is always $le$ Hausdorff dimension (Sznirelman's theorem).
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No, covering dimension is always $le$ Hausdorff dimension (Sznirelman's theorem).
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– Moishe Kohan
Mar 10 at 3:30
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No, covering dimension is always $le$ Hausdorff dimension (Sznirelman's theorem).
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– Moishe Kohan
Mar 10 at 3:30
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No, covering dimension is always $le$ Hausdorff dimension (Sznirelman's theorem).
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No, covering dimension is always $le$ Hausdorff dimension (Sznirelman's theorem).
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– Moishe Kohan
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