The lower density of Besicovitch's set is at least 1/2 #
At an interior point graphMap x of the graph, the ball of radius r contains the graph over an
interval of length at least θ * r, for every θ < 1 and every small r: let n be the last
level with r ≤ cellLength n; inside the level-n cell of x the function g varies by at
most 4 * cellLength (n+1) / (n+1) < 4 * r / (n+1), which is below (1 - θ) * r once n is
large. Since the first-coordinate projection is 1-Lipschitz, the Hausdorff measure of the
graph over that interval is at least θ * r, so the lower density (normalised by the diameter
2 * r of the ball) is at least θ / 2. Letting θ → 1 gives 1/2.
Below any positive radius r ≤ cellLength n₀ there is a level n ≥ n₀ with
cellLength (n + 1) < r ≤ cellLength n.
A point of the level-n cell of x at horizontal distance < θ * r from x lies within
distance r of graphMap x on the graph, once 4 / (n + 1) ≤ 1 - θ and
cellLength (n + 1) < r.
The key estimate. For every θ < 1 and every sufficiently small r, the ball of radius
r about the interior graph point graphMap x meets the graph in a set of Hausdorff measure at
least θ * r.
The lower density of Besicovitch's set is at least 1/2 at every interior point of the
graph.