Almost-sure convergence to zero for a zero-one sequence means only finitely many ones. By independence and Borel–Cantelli,this occurs exactly when Σn^(−2α) converges,i.e. α>1/2. Thus S=(1/2,∞),and its infimum is **0.50**,though the endpoint itself is excluded.
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