Typical behavior of mixed L^ q-dimensions
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Based on the work of L. Olsen about the typical behavior of the upper and lower \(L^q\)-dimensions of a single measure, the authors discuss the typical behavior of the upper and lower mixed \(L^{\mathbf q}\)-dimensions of some measures.
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