Zero area of the Multibrot set boundary
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Problem statement
For each natural number , the multibrot set of power is defined as the set of all complex parameters for which the orbit of under iteration of the map does not escape to infinity; equivalently, it is the set of all such that for every iterate , where denotes the -fold composition of with itself. Prove that for every natural number , the boundary of the multibrot set of power (that is, the set-theoretic frontier of this compact subset of ) has Lebesgue measure zero.
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Formal statement
Lean 4theorem volume_frontier_multibrotSet_eq_zero {n : ℕ} : volume (frontier (multibrotSet n)) = 0On-site verification needs an executable Lean target. None is attached yet.
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