Compact uniform-density pieces #
An almost-everywhere strict lower-density bound can be made uniform on a compact subset, while losing arbitrarily little Hausdorff measure.
Increasing the scale index only weakens the defining radius restriction.
Lowering the density level enlarges a uniform density set.
A point strictly above level sigma belongs to the diagonal uniform-density exhaustion.
Almost every point lies in a uniform-density set when its lower density exceeds the level.
Almost-everywhere density gives an arbitrarily small exceptional set at one uniform scale.
A compact uniform-density piece can retain all but any prescribed positive mass.
The compact core can be chosen so that the discarded mass is a prescribed fraction of it.
An almost-everywhere density bound strictly above sigma is uniform at a common higher level
on a compact core whose discarded mass is a prescribed fraction of the retained mass.