On the dimension of visible parts
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Abstract: I prove that the visible parts of a compact set in , , have Hausdorff dimension at most from almost every direction.
Summary: I prove that the visible parts of a compact set in \(\mathbb{R}^n\), \( n \geq 2\), have Hausdorff dimension at most \(n - \frac{1}{ 50 n}\) from almost every direction.
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