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Andrey Tetenov

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arXiv2019

Even unique intersection point can break OSC: an example

This was a long-standing question since 90-ies whether one-point intersection property for a self-similar set implies open set condition. We answer this question negatively. We give an example of a totally disconnected self-similar set $K\subset \mathbb R$ which does not have open set condition and has minimal overlap of its pieces, that is, all intersections of its pieces $K_i\cap K_j,i\neq j$ are empty except only one, which is a single point.

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arXiv2018

On the set of subarcs in some non-postrcritically finite dendrites

We construct a family of non-PCF dendrites $K$ in a plane, such that in each of them all subarcs have the same Hausdorff dimension $s$, while the set of $s$-dimensional Hausdorff measures of subarcs connecting the given point and a self-similar Cantor subset in K is a Cantor discontinuum.

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arXiv2017

A Self-Similar Dendrite with One-Point Intersection and Infinite Post-Critical Set

We build an example of a system $\mathcal{S}$ of similarities in $\mathbb{R}^2$ whose attractor is a plane dendrite $K\supset [0,1]$ which satisfies one point intersection property, while the post-critical set of the system $\mathcal{S}$ is a countable set whose natural projection to $K$ is dense in the middle-third Cantor set.

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arXiv2016

Self-Similar Jordan Arcs Which Do Not Satisfy OSC

It was proved in 2007 by C.Bandt and H.Rao that if a system $S = \{S_1 , ..., S_m \}$ of contraction similarities in $R^2$ with a connected attractor $K$ has the finite intersection property, then it satisfies OSC. We construct a self-simiilar Jordan arc in $R^3$, defined by a system $S$ , which does not satisfy OSC and at the same time has one-point intersection property.

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arXiv2014

On two classes of dense 2-generator subgroups in $\mathbb C$

We consider dense 2-generator multiplicative subgroups in $\mathbb C$ and show that for each point $z\in \mathbb C$ the set of limit values for the arguments of the powers of each generator at the point $z$ is either finite or is $[-π,π]$

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arXiv2013

On transverse hyperplanes to self-similar Jordan arcs

We consider self-similar Jordan arcs $γ$ in $R^d$, different from a line segment and show that they cannot be projected to a line bijectively. Moreover, we show that the set of points $x\inγ$, for which there is a hyperplane, intersecting $γ$ at the point x only, is nowhere dense in $γ$. .

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