  In many systems, the electronic energy spectrum is a continuous or singular
continuous multifractal set with a distribution of scaling exponents. Here, we
show that for a quasiperiodic potential, the multifractal energy spectrum can
have a minimal dispersion of the scaling exponents. This is made by tuning the
ratio between self-energies in a tigth-binding Hamiltonian defined in a
quasiperiodic Fibonacci chain. The tuning is calculated numerically from a
trace map, and coincides with the place where the scaling exponents of the map,
obtained from cycles with period six and two, are equal. The diffusion of
electronic wave packets also reflects the minimal multifractal fractal nature
of the spectrum, by reducing intermittency. The present result can help to
simplify the task of studying several problems in quasiperiodic systems, since
the effects of multiscaling are better isolated.
