2205.05437
Hausdorff dimension of intrinsically transversal solenoidal attractors in high dimensions
Ricardo Bortolotti, Eberson Ferreira da Silva
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- Strong Field
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- Sep 28, 2025, 12:56 AM
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Audit review
The paper proves that for intrinsically transversal solenoidal attractors with T in T* ∩ E*, all fiber sections have dim_H = dim_B = d0 (Bowen root) and the global set has l + d0, via a geometric overlap-control lemma and Lipschitz holonomies; see the Main Theorem and its setup defining T*, E*, coding, and pressure d0, and the proof outline with the Geometric Lemma and holonomy construction . The candidate solution reaches the same conclusions using a pressure-based upper bound and a transversality-driven lower bound with a Gibbs/Carathéodory construction and L^2-overlap language. While conceptually aligned, the candidate’s lower-bound proof strategy (Gibbs measure + L^2-overlap) is not the paper’s geometric-combinatorial route via the Geometric Lemma and the specific tubular-overlap control; thus, both are correct but follow different proof styles.
Referee report (LaTeX)
\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions \textbf{Journal Tier:} strong field \textbf{Justification:} The manuscript establishes fiberwise and global dimension formulae for intrinsically transversal solenoidal attractors in higher dimensions under explicit quantitative hypotheses. The proof is well-structured: standard thermodynamic formalism yields upper bounds, while a careful geometric overlap-control lemma and piecewise bi-Lipschitz holonomies yield uniform lower bounds for every fiber, from which the global result follows. Minor clarifications would further improve readability, but the results appear correct and significant.