On Some Brunn-Minkowski Inequalities for Probability Measures Under Symmetry
summary
Proposes a local normal flow approach that reduces Brunn–Minkowski–type concavity to bounding f''/f' for small Minkowski deformations, uses the Kolesnikov–Milman Rayleigh identity and integration-by-parts on the boundary, and converts the problem to energy estimates (notably torsional rigidity) by testing with 1 − ||x||_K^2. Proves sharp local concavity values for round k‑cylinders (equality cases) and gives lower bounds on the concavity power that blow up as the Gaussian mass of K tends to 1.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:24Notation
- 1:28Lebesgue isoperimetry
- 3:11Gaussian isoperimetry
- 4:56Connections to concentration of measure (small sample)
- 6:01The local versions of Brunn-Minkowski type inequalities
- 13:40A tighter question
- 15:10An equivalence to an estimate with functions An equivalence to the function estimate
- 19:05A version of a sharp bound
- 20:41Case of round k-cylinders
- 22:32Natural questions
- 23:26A few words about energy minimization
- 27:37Curious questions about energy minimization and such Question 1
- 30:29A few words about the equality case characterization
- 34:27Proof of the quality cases in BL via Hörmander's trick with boundary
- 37:06Proof of the equality case characterization
- 39:32Results for other measures
- 44:41Isoperimetry with symmetry?
