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dLpNorm_ddconv_le
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A special case of Young's convolution inequality.
Source project: Arithmetic Progressions Almost Periodicity
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Clear filtersdLpNorm_ddconv_le
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A special case of Young's convolution inequality.
Source project: Arithmetic Progressions Almost Periodicity
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dLpNorm_ddconv_le_dLpNorm_dddconv
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For a complex-valued function and a nonzero even integer , discrete self-convolution has no larger norm than discrete self-difference-convolution: .
Source project: Arithmetic Progressions Almost Periodicity
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drc
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A dependent-random-choice estimate. For , a nonnegative function , nonempty , and intersecting sets , the support hypothesis produces subsets and whose normalized difference convolution has controlled correlation with . Both relative sizes are bounded below by the same explicit quantity, namely one quarter of a normalized -th power of the weighted norm of .
Source project: Arithmetic Progressions Almost Periodicity
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ent_ofsum_le
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Let be independent copies of the -minimizers . Write and . Then the entropy of the four-variable sum obeys .
Source project: Polynomial Freiman-Ruzsa project
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entropic_PFR_conjecture
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entropic_PFR_conjecture: For two -valued random variables , there is some subgroup such that .
Source project: Polynomial Freiman-Ruzsa project
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entropic_PFR_conjecture'
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In the project's entropic PFR package with parameter , there is a subspace and a random variable uniformly distributed on such that each reference variable is within six times their mutual Ruzsa distance of : .
Source project: Polynomial Freiman-Ruzsa project
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