Gaussian Correlation via Inverse Brascamp–Lieb

Abstract We give a simple alternative proof of Royen’s Gaussian Correlation inequality by using (a slightly generalized version of) Nakamura–Tsuji’s symmetric inverse Brascamp–Lieb inequality for even log-concave functions. We explain that this inverse inequality is in a certain sense a dual counterpart to the forward inequality of Bennett–Carbery–Christ–Tao and Valdimarsson, and that the log-concavity assumption therein cannot be omitted in general.

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Probability Theory and Related Fields
Published
2025-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00440-025-01445-x
Primary Topic
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Gaussian Correlation via Inverse Brascamp–Lieb

Emanuel Milman
Probability Theory and Related Fields
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Gaussian Correlation via Inverse Brascamp–Lieb

Emanuel Milman
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Abstract We give a simple alternative proof of Royen’s Gaussian Correlation inequality by using (a slightly generalized version of) Nakamura–Tsuji’s symmetric inverse Brascamp–Lieb inequality for even log-concave functions. We explain that this inverse inequality is in a certain sense a dual counterpart to the forward inequality of Bennett–Carbery–Christ–Tao and Valdimarsson, and that the log-concavity assumption therein cannot be omitted in general.

Probability Theory and Related Fields
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology (IL)
European Commission
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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