Dimensions of sums with self-similar sets

@article{Oberlin2015DimensionsOS,
  title={Dimensions of sums with self-similar sets},
  author={Daniel Oberlin and Richard Oberlin},
  journal={arXiv: Classical Analysis and ODEs},
  year={2015}
}
For some self-similar sets K in d-dimensional Euclidean space we obtain certain lower bounds for the lower Minkowski dimension of K+E in terms of the lower Minkowski dimension of E. 
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