Appendix to the paper by T. Łuczak—A simple proof of the lower
In the notation of the preceding review of \textit{T. Łuczak} [Mathematika 44, 50--53 (1997; Zbl 0884.11028)], the set \[ \widetilde\Xi(b, c)= \{\xi\mid a_n(\xi)\geq c^{b^n}\text{ for all }n\in \mathbb N\} \] is shown to contain the intersection of a decreasing sequence of sets \(E_k\) which have a Cantor set like character (each is the finite union of suitably distributed closed intervals \(E_{k+1}\)). By a general result in ``Fractal geometry [Wiley (1990; Zbl 0689.28008)] by \textit{K. Falconer}, it follows that \[ \dim\widetilde\Xi(b, c)\geq 1/(b+1), \] whence from Łuczak's paper, \(\dim\Xi(b, c)=\dim\widetilde\Xi(b, c)= 1/(b+1)\).
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