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Best Power in a Probability Inequality



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Using Mac Shane's LemmaUnifrom Convergence of series of product of two sequencesProving a set of Lipschitz Continuous functions is closedInequality with probabilityShow all sequence of $l^1$ with $|x_n|leq frac1n^2$ is compact.How to prove that events $A_p$ are independent, p is prime?A central limit theorem in renewal theoryChebyshev´s inequality best senseA Maximal Version of Empirical Bernstein InequalityIs it true that $(A, mathcal F_A,mathbb P(.|A))$ is a probability space.










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Let $f:S^n-1rightarrow mathbbR_+$ be a Lipschitz function. For $1leq kleq n$, define $f_k:G_n,krightarrow mathbbR_+$ by $f(E)=max_xin S^n-1cap Ef(x)$. Let $sigma_k$ denote the Haar probability measure on $G_n,k$, and let $sigma = sigma_1$. For every number $t>0$, one can prove that $sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t)$. What is the maximal power $m>0$, such that
$sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq (sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t))^m$?



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Let $f:S^n-1rightarrow mathbbR_+$ be a Lipschitz function. For $1leq kleq n$, define $f_k:G_n,krightarrow mathbbR_+$ by $f(E)=max_xin S^n-1cap Ef(x)$. Let $sigma_k$ denote the Haar probability measure on $G_n,k$, and let $sigma = sigma_1$. For every number $t>0$, one can prove that $sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t)$. What is the maximal power $m>0$, such that
$sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq (sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t))^m$?



Thanks,
Yuval










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    What is the definition of $G_n, k$?
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    It is the space of k dimensional subspaces of the n’th dimensional Euclidean space.
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Let $f:S^n-1rightarrow mathbbR_+$ be a Lipschitz function. For $1leq kleq n$, define $f_k:G_n,krightarrow mathbbR_+$ by $f(E)=max_xin S^n-1cap Ef(x)$. Let $sigma_k$ denote the Haar probability measure on $G_n,k$, and let $sigma = sigma_1$. For every number $t>0$, one can prove that $sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t)$. What is the maximal power $m>0$, such that
$sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq (sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t))^m$?



Thanks,
Yuval










share|cite|improve this question











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Let $f:S^n-1rightarrow mathbbR_+$ be a Lipschitz function. For $1leq kleq n$, define $f_k:G_n,krightarrow mathbbR_+$ by $f(E)=max_xin S^n-1cap Ef(x)$. Let $sigma_k$ denote the Haar probability measure on $G_n,k$, and let $sigma = sigma_1$. For every number $t>0$, one can prove that $sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t)$. What is the maximal power $m>0$, such that
$sigma(xin S^n-1 s.t. f(x)geq t)leq (sigma_k(Ein G_n,k:f_k(E)geq t))^m$?



Thanks,
Yuval







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    $begingroup$
    What is the definition of $G_n, k$?
    $endgroup$
    – Daniel
    Apr 1 at 14:24










  • $begingroup$
    It is the space of k dimensional subspaces of the n’th dimensional Euclidean space.
    $endgroup$
    – Yuval
    Apr 3 at 3:51













  • 1




    $begingroup$
    What is the definition of $G_n, k$?
    $endgroup$
    – Daniel
    Apr 1 at 14:24










  • $begingroup$
    It is the space of k dimensional subspaces of the n’th dimensional Euclidean space.
    $endgroup$
    – Yuval
    Apr 3 at 3:51








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$begingroup$
What is the definition of $G_n, k$?
$endgroup$
– Daniel
Apr 1 at 14:24




$begingroup$
What is the definition of $G_n, k$?
$endgroup$
– Daniel
Apr 1 at 14:24












$begingroup$
It is the space of k dimensional subspaces of the n’th dimensional Euclidean space.
$endgroup$
– Yuval
Apr 3 at 3:51





$begingroup$
It is the space of k dimensional subspaces of the n’th dimensional Euclidean space.
$endgroup$
– Yuval
Apr 3 at 3:51











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