Some remarks on the Sudakov minoration
Witold Bednorz

TL;DR
This paper extends the Sudakov minoration, originally for Gaussian processes, to dependent settings involving log-concave random variables, discussing methods to establish lower bounds on supremum expectations.
Contribution
It generalizes Sudakov minoration to dependent log-concave variables and explores proof techniques for this broader context.
Findings
Sudakov minoration can be extended to dependent log-concave variables.
Methods for proving the generalized property are discussed.
The paper provides insights into lower bounds for dependent processes.
Abstract
In this paper we discuss Sudakov type minoration for the dependent setting. Sudakov minoration is a well known property first proved for centered Gaussian processes which states that for well separated points there is a natural lower bound on the expectation of the supremum of such a process. We generalize this concept for the dependent setting where we consider log concave random variables and then discuss methods of proving the property.
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TopicsMathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
