$K-$Lorentzian Polynomials, Semipositive Cones, and Cone-Stable EVI Systems
Papri Dey

TL;DR
This paper extends Lorentzian polynomial theory to convex cones, establishing new inequalities, geometric structures, and stability criteria for cone-constrained systems with applications in variational analysis and probability.
Contribution
It introduces $K$-Lorentzian polynomials over convex cones, develops cone-restricted inequalities, and links these to stability and negative dependence in cone-constrained dynamics.
Findings
$K$-Lorentzian forms define proper cones with maximal Lorentzian properties.
Cone-restricted Rayleigh inequalities relate to bilinear form acuteness.
$K$-Lorentzian quadratic forms imply cone stability and copositivity.
Abstract
Lorentzian and completely log-concave polynomials have recently emerged as a unifying framework for negative dependence, log-concavity, and convexity in combinatorics and probability. We extend this theory to variational analysis and cone-constrained dynamics by studying -Lorentzian and -completely log-concave polynomials over a proper convex cone . For a -Lorentzian form and , we define an open cone and a closed cone via directional derivatives along , recovering the usual hyperbolicity cone when is hyperbolic. We prove that is a proper cone and equals . If is -Lorentzian, then is convex and maximal among convex cones on which is Lorentzian. Using the Rayleigh matrix , we…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMarkov Chains and Monte Carlo Methods · Random Matrices and Applications · Point processes and geometric inequalities
