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The following pages link to On the box dimensions of graphs of typical continuous functions (Q412466):
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- Dimensions of prevalent continuous functions (Q420591) (← links)
- Graphs of continuous functions and packing dimension (Q898833) (← links)
- Dimensions of fibers of generic continuous maps (Q1675292) (← links)
- On the average box dimensions of graphs of typical continuous functions (Q1714965) (← links)
- Typical approximately continuous functions are surprisingly thick (Q1803958) (← links)
- A new fractal dimension: the topological Hausdorff dimension (Q2359945) (← links)
- The Hausdorff dimension of graphs of prevalent continuous functions (Q2392517) (← links)
- Box dimension, oscillation and smoothness in function spaces (Q2574415) (← links)
- Generic Hölder level sets on fractals (Q2674880) (← links)
- Integral formula for the fractal dimension in the plane (Q2746831) (← links)
- Dimension of the Graphs of the Weierstrass-Type Functions (Q2808814) (← links)
- On a class of Besicovitch functions to have exact box dimension: A necessary and sufficient condition (Q3022676) (← links)
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- On the Hausdorff Dimension of Graphs of Prevalent Continuous Functions on Compact Sets (Q4928881) (← links)
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- A REVIEW OF FRACTAL FUNCTIONS AND APPLICATIONS (Q5044609) (← links)
- ON A CONJECTURE REGARDING THE UPPER GRAPH BOX DIMENSION OF BOUNDED SUBSETS OF THE REAL LINE (Q5417519) (← links)
- APPROXIMATION OF THE SAME BOX DIMENSION IN CONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS SPACE (Q5864122) (← links)
- On the graphs of products of continuous functions and fractal dimensions (Q6068770) (← links)
- On the 1-prevalent continuous functions on compact sets and dimensions (Q6100659) (← links)
- FRACTAL DIMENSION VARIATION OF CONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS UNDER CERTAIN OPERATIONS (Q6114681) (← links)
- General fractal dimensions of graphs of products and sums of continuous functions and their decompositions (Q6558309) (← links)
- On the decomposition of functions as sum and product in terms of various fractal dimensions (Q6621571) (← links)