Abstract

In this paper, we introduce a separation property for self-similar sets which is necessary to reach the equality between the similarity dimension and the Hausdorff dimension of these spaces. The similarity boundary of a self-similar set is investigated from the viewpoint of that property. In this way, the strong open set condition (in the self-similar set setting) posed by Keesling and Krishnamurthi has been weakened leading to a Moran type theorem. Moreover, both a result based on a conjecture posed by Deng and Lau as well as an improved version of a theorem due to Bandt and Rao have been contributed regarding the size of the overlaps among the pieces of a self-similar set. Several (equivalent) conditions leading to the equality between the similarity dimension and a new Hausdorff type dimension for attractors described in terms of finite coverings are also provided. Finally, we list some open questions.

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