Quantization dimension of probability measures
In quantization theory, the quantization dimensions (the upper one \(\overline{D}(\mu)\) and the lower one \(\underline{D}(\mu)\)) of a probability measure \(\mu\) are studied. These dimensions characterize the asymptotic rate at which this measure is approximated by measures with finite support. The quantization dimensions of a probability measure \(\mu\) defined on a metric compact space \((X,\rho)\) are known not to exceed the corresponding box dimensions \(\dim_B\) of its support. Inspired by this investigation, in this paper the author proves the main result which states that on any metric compact space \(X\) of box dimension \(\dim_BX=a \leqslant\infty\), for two arbitrary numbers \(b\in [0,a]\) and \(c\in [b,a]\) there is a probability measure \(\mu\) such that its lower quantization dimension \(\underline{D}(\mu)\) is \(b\) and its upper quantization dimension \(\overline{D}(\mu)\) is \(c\).
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- On quantization dimensions of idempotent probability measures
- Quantization dimensions of compactly supported probability measures via Rényi dimensions
- On the intermediate values of the lower quantization dimension
- On the quantization dimension of maximal linked systems
- Supplement to the Pontryagin-Schnirelmann theorem
- On the set of values of quantization dimensions of idempotent measures
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