Quasi-$F^{\infty}$-split height versus quasi-$F$-regular height for rational double points and graded rings

In this paper, we study a phenomenon concerning quasi-$F$-singularities: under suitable hypotheses, the finiteness of the quasi-$F^{\infty}$-split height ($\mathrm{ht}^{\infty}$) implies quasi-$F$-regularity, and moreover, $\mathrm{ht}^{\infty}$ coincides with the quasi-$F$-regular height ($\mathrm{ht}^{\mathrm{reg}}$). We establish this coincidence for two important classes of isolated Gorenstein singularities. First, we explicitly compute $\mathrm{ht}^{\infty}$ and $\mathrm{ht}^{\mathrm{reg}}$ for all rational double points, showing that every non-$F$-pure rational double point satisfies $\mathrm{ht}^\infty = \mathrm{ht}^{\mathrm{reg}}$. Second, for localizations of graded non-$F$-pure normal Gorenstein rings with $F$-rational punctured spectrum, we again obtain the equality $\mathrm{ht}^\infty = \mathrm{ht}^{\mathrm{reg}}$.