Show that the graph of a Lipschitz function inhas Hausdorff dimension 1.
Clearly it suffices to check this for a Lipschitz function on a compact interval. Denote by
the Lipschitz constant fo
.
Subdivideinto
intervals of length
, we use these to cover
by
squares
with
, so that
Since this is valid indepentent of, we see that
.
Letwith
and
, and pick
. We have,
so that
whereand
(they're the canonical projections of
into the i-th coordinate). Now let
and
(We may assume
otherwise the result is trivial). We have
. Let
be the smallest interval containing
then
and
so that
and so we get
since the bound on the left is independent of the coverwe get that
. So it must be the case that the Hausdorff dimension of
is
(because
).