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Abstract characterization of uniform k-rectifiability via iota-numbers hints at broader applications in metric space geometry, suggesting further exploration in diverse mathematical contexts.
We characterize uniform k-rectifiability in Euclidean spaces in terms of a Carleson-type geometric lemma for a new notion of flatness coefficients, which we call ι-numbers. The characterization follows from an abstract statement about approximation by generalized planes in metric spaces, which also applies to the study of low-dimensional sets in Heisenberg groups. A key aspect is that the ι-coefficients are in general not pointwise comparable to the usual squared β-numbers for dyadic cubes on k-regular sets in Rⁿ, however our result implies that they are still equivalent in terms of a Carleson-type geometric lemma.
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