Theoretical analysis demonstrates improved Hausdorff dimension bounds for pinned distance sets in planar sets, indicating the existence of small universal sets.
In this paper, we give improved bounds on the Hausdorff dimension of pinned distance sets of planar sets with dimension strictly less than one. As the planar set becomes more regular (i.e., the Hausdorff and packing dimension become closer), our lower bound on the Hausdorff dimension of the pinned distance set improves. Additionally, we prove the existence of small universal sets for pinned distances. In particular, we show that, if a Borel set X² is weakly regular (H(X) = P(X)), and H(X) > 1, then {equation*} x∈ X_H(Δ_x Y) = min\{_H(Y), 1\} {equation*} for every Borel set Y². Furthermore, if X is also compact and Alfors-David regular, then for every Borel set Y², there exists some x∈ X such that {equation*} _H(Δ_x Y) = min\{_H(Y), 1\}. {equation*}
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