Arcwise connectedness of the boundary of connected self-similar sets
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Abstract: Let T be the attractor of injective contractions f_1,...,f_m on R^2 that satisfy the Open Set Condition. If T is connected, partial T is arcwise connected. In particular, the boundary of the Levy dragon is arcwise connected.
Let \(T\) be the connected attractor of injective contractions \(f_1, \dots,f_n\) on \(\mathbb R^d\) that satisfy the Open Set Condition. It is shown that \(\partial T\) is arcwise connected. In particular, the boundary of the Lévy dragon and those of the fundamental domains of a canonical number system are arcwise connected.
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