Haagerup’s phase transition at polydiscslicing

We establish a sharp comparison inequality between the negative moments and the second moment of the magnitude of sums of independent random vectors uniform on three-dimensional Euclidean spheres.This provides a probabilistic extension of the Oleszkiewicz-Pe lczyński polydisc slicing result.The Haagerup-type phase transition occurs exactly when the p-norm recovers volume, in contrast to the real case.We also obtain partial results in higher dimensions.

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Analysis & PDE
Published
2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.2140/apde.2024.17.2509
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Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Haagerup’s phase transition at polydiscslicing

Tomasz Tkocz, Giorgos Chasapis, Salil Singh
Analysis & PDE
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Haagerup’s phase transition at polydiscslicing

Tomasz Tkocz, Giorgos Chasapis, Salil Singh
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Abstract

We establish a sharp comparison inequality between the negative moments and the second moment of the magnitude of sums of independent random vectors uniform on three-dimensional Euclidean spheres.This provides a probabilistic extension of the Oleszkiewicz-Pe lczyński polydisc slicing result.The Haagerup-type phase transition occurs exactly when the p-norm recovers volume, in contrast to the real case.We also obtain partial results in higher dimensions.

Analysis & PDEVol. 17(7)
University of Crete (GR), Carnegie Mellon University (US)
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