2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00041-020-09795-x
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On Spectral Eigenvalue Problem of a Class of Self-similar Spectral Measures with Consecutive Digits

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“…[22] gave a complete characterization on the spectral eigenmatrix problems (2) of the Bernoulli convolution . Wang and Wu [45] studied the spectral eigenmatrix problems (2) for a class of self-similar spectral measures with consecutive digits. The known results on spectral eigenvalue problems mainly focus on self-similar spectral measures in one-dimensional case; however, there are not much discussions about the spectral eigenmatrix problems in high-dimensional case since the methods in one dimension are difficult to apply to higher dimensions even for the simple cases.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[22] gave a complete characterization on the spectral eigenmatrix problems (2) of the Bernoulli convolution . Wang and Wu [45] studied the spectral eigenmatrix problems (2) for a class of self-similar spectral measures with consecutive digits. The known results on spectral eigenvalue problems mainly focus on self-similar spectral measures in one-dimensional case; however, there are not much discussions about the spectral eigenmatrix problems in high-dimensional case since the methods in one dimension are difficult to apply to higher dimensions even for the simple cases.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In high dimension, very few results are known except that the self-similar Sierpinski type spectral measure has been investigated and settled completely by An et al [1]. More general spectral eigenvalue problem for a class of self-similar spectral measures with consecutive digits has been studied by Wang and the second author [39].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is rather surprising because the scaled set becomes more sparse but keeps the completeness. The exotic phenomenon naturally yields the spectral eigenvalue problem [27,29,11,31,38,45] and further spectral structure problem [21,13,11,29,15,3].…”
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