On a typical compact set as the attractor of generalized iterated function systems of infinite order

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Abstract: In 2013 Balka and M'ath'e showed that in uncountable polish spaces the typical compact set is not a fractal of any IFS. In 2008 Miculescu and Mihail introduced a concept of a generalized iterated function system (GIFS in short), a particular extension of classical IFS, in which they considered families of mappings defined on finite Cartesian product Xm with values in X. Recently, Secelean extended these considerations to mappings defined on the space ellinfty(X) of all bounded sequences of elements of X endowed with supremum metric. In the paper we show that in Euclidean spaces a typical compact set is an attractor in sense of Secelean and that in general in the polish spaces it can be perceived as selfsimilar in such sense.


The main result of the paper asserts that in the Polish metric space a typical compact set is self-similar in the sense of \textit{N.-A. Secelean} [J. Math. Anal. Appl. 410, No. 2, 847--858 (2014; Zbl 1339.28014)]. For the Euclidean space a typical compact set is such that for any \({r\in (0,1)}\) it is a fractal of a generalized iterated function system of infinite order consisting of the Lipschitz functions with a Lipschitz constant less than \(r.\) The proof is based on the use of some modification of a construction due to \textit{R. Balka} and \textit{A. Máthé} [Fundam. Math. 221, No. 1, 83--94 (2013; Zbl 1282.54032); Ann. Acad. Sci. Fenn., Math. 38, No. 2, 797--804 (2013; Zbl 1295.28007)].



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