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To consider this as a geometric quotient, we need to define what the functions on it are. These are simply the C× invariant rational functions in C(x0, . . . , xn), that
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Proof. For a clear explanation of the proof, which considers general dimensions, see Hairer [2011]. The original proof was given in the landmark paper Malliavin [1978].
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Let P have density with respect to the Lebesgue measure and take a sequence of measures Pn defined on a common space X (where we do not assume that Pn is the empirical measure). Then (Pn, fn) → (P, f ) in TLp is equivalent to weak convergence of measures (due to the first term) and ǁµ(n) ◦ Tn − µǁLp(X;P ) → 0 (due to the second term), see [69, Proposition 3.6]. Since we we will always work with the empirical measure then with probability one Pn converges weakly to P . Hence the first term plays no role in this thesis and so is not included.
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Often the attractor of an IFS has a more complex structure and is more dif- ficult to analyse if the parts {fi(Λ)} overlap too much. Thus, separation conditions are often imposed, two of which we detail below.
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where fi the Fermi-Dirac distribution, it can be seen that the charge density depends on the effective potential and the effective potential depends on the charge density. This means that the charge density along with the KS equations is a set of closed equations and can be solved self-consistently.
