Plane Brownian motion has strictly \(n\)-multiple points (Q1082721)

Extending the famous result of the second author, \textit{P. Erdős} and \textit{S. Kakutani} [Bull. Res. Council Israel, Sect. F 3, 364--371 (1954)] on the existence of \(n\)-multiple points for plane Brownian motion \(Z\), the authors proved that a.s. for all natural \(n\in Z\) admits strictly \(n\)-multiple points. A point \(x\) is called strictly \(n\)-multiple if \(\operatorname{Card} Z^{-1}(x)=n\).