Resistance forms on self-similar sets with finite ramification of finite type (Q2660171)

The present paper is devoted to conditions for a self-similar set \(K\) to be a finitely ramified graph directed (f.r.g.d.) fractal. In addition, the concept of homogeneous harmonic structures is introduced. The problem on `` when harmonic structures on different f.r.g.d. constructions lead to a same resistance form'' is discussed. A finitely ramified of finite type (f.r.f.t. for short) cell structure of \(K\) is introduced. The concept of graph-directed construction and f.r.g.d. fractals, the construction of resistance forms on f.r.g.d. fractals are recalled. Special attention is given to certain examples of fractals. Proofs are given with explanations, examples, and figures. Finally, one can note authors' description of presented investigations: ``In this paper, we introduce the finite neighboring type and the finite chain length conditions for a connected self-similar set \(K\). We show that with these two conditions, \(K\) is a finitely ramified graph directed (f.r.g.d.) fractal defined in [\textit{B. M. Hambly} and \textit{S. O. G. Nyberg}, Proc. Edinb. Math. Soc., II. Ser. 46, No. 1, 1--34 (2003; Zbl 1038.35046)]. We give some nontrivial examples and compute the harmonic structures on them, explicitly. Furthermore, for a f.r.g.d. self-similar set \(K\), we provide an equivalent description, the finitely ramified of finite type (f.r.f.t.) cell structure of \(K\), and investigate the relationship of harmonic structures associated with different f.r.f.t. cell structures of \(K\).''