A point p ∈ ℝ² lies in the δ-tube T iff its components along the tube's axis
and along the normal direction satisfy $|⟨p - m, d⟩| \le 1/2$ and
$|⟨p - m, n⟩| \le \text{width}/2$, where m is the midpoint, d the unit direction,
and n the unit normal.
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A finite set of directions Θ ⊂ ℝ is (δ, s, C)-regular if for every centre θ₀
and every radius r ∈ [δ, 1], the count of directions in the arc of radius r around
θ₀ is bounded by C r^s · |Θ|. This is the standard Frostman/AD-regular type
condition for the set of tube directions in the OSRW setup.
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Sharp Orponen–Shmerkin–Ren–Wang $\delta$-tube bound. If $E \subset \mathbb{R}^2$ is a $(\delta, t, C)$-set, and for every $x \in E$ the family $\mathbb{T}_x$ of $\delta$-tubes through $x$ has $(\delta, s, C)$-regular direction set with $|\mathbb{T}_x| \sim \delta^{-s}$ (and $s > 0$), then the total number of tubes satisfies $$|\mathbb{T}| \ge c_\varepsilon\, \delta^\varepsilon\, C^{-O(1)}\, \min\!\left(\delta^{-s-t},\ \delta^{-t/2 - 3s/2},\ \delta^{-1-s}\right).$$