On a variational approach to truncated problems of moments
Calin-Grigore Ambrozie

TL;DR
This paper explores a variational method to determine the existence of $L^1$ solutions for truncated moments problems in multiple variables, linking solutions to the maximization of concave Lagrangian functions under support regularity conditions.
Contribution
It introduces a variational framework connecting $L^1$ solutions of truncated moments problems with the maximization of specific concave functions, under regularity assumptions.
Findings
Existence of $L^1$ solutions characterized by concave Lagrangian maximization.
Regularity assumptions on support are necessary for the characterization.
Provides a new variational approach to truncated moments problems.
Abstract
We characterize the existence of the solutions of the truncated moments problem in several real variables on unbounded supports by the existence of the maximum of certain concave Lagrangian functions. A natural regularity assumption on the support is required.
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