Let T（q, D） be a self-similar （fractal） set generated by {fi（x） = 1/q（（x ＋ di）}^Ni=1 where integer q 〉 1and D = {d1, d2 dN} C R. To show the Lipschitz equivalence of T（q, D） and a dust-iik-e T（q, C）, on...Let T（q, D） be a self-similar （fractal） set generated by {fi（x） = 1/q（（x ＋ di）}^Ni=1 where integer q 〉 1and D = {d1, d2 dN} C R. To show the Lipschitz equivalence of T（q, D） and a dust-iik-e T（q, C）, one general restriction is 79 C Q by Peres et al. [Israel] Math, 2000, 117： 353-379]. In this paper, we obtain several sufficient criterions for the Lipschitz equivalence of two self-similar sets by using dust-like graph-directed iterating function systems and combinatorial techniques. Several examples are given to illustrate our theory.展开更多
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文摘Let T（q, D） be a self-similar （fractal） set generated by {fi（x） = 1/q（（x ＋ di）}^Ni=1 where integer q 〉 1and D = {d1, d2 dN} C R. To show the Lipschitz equivalence of T（q, D） and a dust-iik-e T（q, C）, one general restriction is 79 C Q by Peres et al. [Israel] Math, 2000, 117： 353-379]. In this paper, we obtain several sufficient criterions for the Lipschitz equivalence of two self-similar sets by using dust-like graph-directed iterating function systems and combinatorial techniques. Several examples are given to illustrate our theory.
