Roadmap¶
Done¶
- F1: log-ratio limit (
FlowerDimension.lean). \(\lim_{g \to \infty} \log N_g / \log L_g = \log(u+v)/\log u\) for the recurrence-defined counts, by a squeeze. - F2: hub distance (
FlowerConstruction.lean). The explicit flower graph onFinhas distance \(u^g\) between its hubs, the indices 0 and 1: walk upper bound, rank lower bound. - F3: log-ratio dimension of the graphs (
FlowerGraphDimension.lean).HasLogRatioDimensionforflowerGraphbetweenhub0andhub1, from F1, F2 and \(\lvert\mathrm{Fin}\,n\rvert = n\). - F4: box-counting dimension of the graphs (
FlowerBoxDimension.lean).HasBoxDimensionforflowerGraph: along every scale sequence with \(\operatorname{diam} G_g / \ell_g \to \infty\), \(\log N_B(G_g, \ell_g) / \log(\operatorname{diam} G_g / \ell_g) \to \log(u+v)/\log u\). This is the identification Rozenfeld et al. (2007) make; see Proof Strategy. - SimpleGraph.ball. Open metric ball via
edist, first written here and since upstreamed to Mathlib; the local copy was removed with the move to Mathlib v4.34.1.
Scope¶
The roadmap is complete. The case \(u = 1\) is out of scope by design, not open. The flowers are then transfractal: the hub distance is \(1^g = 1\), the diameter grows only linearly in \(g\), and with no length scale factor \(u > 1\) there is no \(\log u\) to divide by.