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It is well known that almost every dilation of a sequence of real numbers, that diverges to ∞, is dense modulo~1. This paper studies the exceptional set of points -- those for which the dilation is not dense. Specifically, we consider the Hausdorff and modified box dimensions of the set of exceptional points. In particular, we show that the dimension of this set may be any number between 0 and 1. Similar results are obtained for two ``natural'' subsets of the set of exceptional points. Furthermore, the paper calculates the dimension of several sets of points, defined by certain constraints on their binary expansion.
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