Dimension prints for continuous functions on the unit square
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The investigation of some spline basis in the space of (Lipschitz) continuous functions defined on the unit square is continued. Results (with somewhat tedious calculations) concern mainly the print dimension information of some related sets and distributions of local suprema. Estimations for Faber-Schauder leading coefficients for self-affine functions associated to the Schauder product functions and particular types of Sierpinski carpets are also proved.
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