Maximizing dimension for Bernoulli measures and the Gauss map
Mark Pollicott

TL;DR
This paper proves the existence of a countable state Bernoulli measure that maximizes the dimension of its image under the continued fraction expansion, providing a concise proof of this property.
Contribution
It offers a short proof demonstrating the existence of a Bernoulli measure with maximal dimension under continued fraction transformation.
Findings
Existence of a measure maximizing dimension established
Short proof provided for the maximization property
Focus on Bernoulli measures and continued fractions
Abstract
We give a short proof that there exists a countable state Bernoulli measure maximizing the dimension of their images under the continued fraction expansion.
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TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Topology and Set Theory
