Existence of similar point configurations in thin subsets of $\Bbb R^d$
Allan Greenleaf, Alex Iosevich, Sevak Mkrtchyan

TL;DR
This paper proves that sets with fractional Hausdorff measure in Euclidean space contain many similar and multi-similar point configurations, extending classical results for positive density sets to thin fractal-like sets.
Contribution
It establishes the existence of similar and multi-similar configurations in thin sets with Hausdorff dimension above a certain threshold, generalizing previous positive-density theorems.
Findings
Existence of similar configurations in fractal sets with large Hausdorff dimension.
Presence of many pairs of configurations scaled by any positive factor.
Existence of triply-similar and multi-similar configurations.
Abstract
We prove the existence of similar and multi-similar point configurations (or simplexes) in sets of fractional Hausdorff measure in Euclidean space. These results can be viewed as variants, for thin sets, of theorems for sets of positive density in due to Furstenberg, Katznelson and Weiss \cite{FKW90}, Bourgain \cite{B86} and Ziegler \cite{Z06}. Let and be a compact set. For , define the {\it -point configuration set} of . For , this is (up to permutations) the set of congruences of -point configurations in ; for , it is the edge-length set of -graphs whose vertices are in . Previous works by a number of authors have found values…
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