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Remark. The same technique shows that fl = (1g)** when fg has compact support. We end this section with some easily proved properties of TCand fC. Proposition 9. 1. T C and fC are increasing and concave. 2. TC(O) = fC(O) = -~(Supp(A)), where Supp(A) = IR - U{u, lui> O,A(u) = +oo}. 42 Jacques Levy Vehel and Claude Tricot 3. If A(u) = log Jl(u)/ log lui with Jl a probability measure, then rC(I) = fC(I) = O. 4. For any sequence (1Jn) tending to zero such that limn-+ oo log1Jn/ log1JnH = 1, r C ( q) = lim infn-+oo log H~n / log 1Jn and fC (q) = lim inf n-+oo log J~n / log 1Jn .
There exists a smallest integer N(x) such that n ~ N{x) ::::} p{2-n) :::; Un{X)min, so that O:n{x) = 0. s, N) = {k-')' /N(k-')') :::; N} is finite, and Eo{c-) = F. If x f/. F, and n is large enough, O:n (x) = 1. Let us take two real numbers c < d and an integer K such that 2-')' < c - 2- K :::; d + 2- K < 1. For all x E [c,dj and n ~ K, then un(x) n F = 0, so that O:n{x) = 1. Therefore [c,dj c E I (2- K ,N) for all N ~ K. We deduce that If x E F, un{x) n F =/:. s < 2- K , sUPNLl(E1(c-,N)) = 1. >.
A dimension may have the following properties: Definition 2. The dimension d is stable if d(E U F) = maxi d(E), d(F)} for all sets E, F in [0,1]. It is a-stable if d(UEn ) = sup{d(En)} n for any countable set family (En). Let us now define our new spectra. For any real number x in [0, 1], set an (x) = A(un(x)). For any real a, let Ea(e,N) = {x,n ~ N:::} lan(x) - al :S e}. Note that Ea(e, N) increases with N, so that UN Ea(e, N) may be written as sUPN Ea(e, N). Also, Ea(e, N) = nn~N Ia(e, n). Let Ea(e) = supEa(e,N) = {x,3Nsuchthat n N liminf 1",,(£, N).