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    Infinite orthogonal exponentials for a class of Moran measures

    For a sequence {Mn}n=1{Mn}n=1 of expanding matrices with MnMd() and a sequence {Dn}n=1 of finite digit sets with Dnd, the Moran measure μ{Mn},{Dn} is defined by the infinite convolution

    μ{Mn},{Dn}=δM11D1δM11M12D2δM11M12M13D3
    and the convergence is in the weak sense. Under some additional assumptions, we show that L2(μ{Mn},{Dn}) contains an infinite orthogonal set of exponential functions if and only if there exists an infinite subsequence {nk}k=1 of {n}n=1 such that
    (Mnk+1Mnk+2Mnk+1Znk+1)d
    for any k+, where Znk+1:={x:αDnk+1e2πiα,x=0}[0,1)d. This extends the results of [J. L. Li, A necessary and sufficient condition for the finite μM,D-orthogonality, Sci. China Math. 58 (2015) 2541–2548].