A note on Santal\'{o} inequality for the polarity transform and its reverse
Shiri Artstein-Avidan, Boaz Slomka

TL;DR
This paper establishes sharp Santaló and reverse Santaló inequalities for the polarity transform within the class of even geometric log-concave functions, extending fundamental inequalities in convex analysis.
Contribution
It proves the first sharp Santaló and reverse inequalities for the polarity transform in the setting of geometric log-concave functions, a recent area of interest.
Findings
Established sharp bounds for Santaló inequality.
Proved reverse Santaló inequality with optimal constants.
Extended classical inequalities to a new functional setting.
Abstract
We prove a Santal\'{o} and a reverse Santal\'{o} inequality for the polarity transform, which was recently re-discovered by Artstein-Avidan and Milman, in the class consisting of (even) log-concave functions attaining their maximal value 1 at the origin, also called geometric log-cancave functions. The bounds are sharp up to the optimal universal constants.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPoint processes and geometric inequalities · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Mathematical Inequalities and Applications
