I see a similar formula I wish to be true and merely have a proof in mind occur as a MO’s problem:
In my research, I encounter the following formula which I believe is correct (checked for ). Is it classical ?
I am given a real symmetric matrix
where is a probability and .
Let be the elementary symmetric polynomial in the eigenvalues of . For instance, is the trace and the determinant. The following formula gives in terms of the Gram matrix whose entries are the scalar products .
Remark that is positive semi-definite. The integrand is non-negative, as well as . The integrand vanishes identically iff takes values in a subspace of dimension , which is the condition under which vanishes. It follows that, if the formula above failed, it would be because of an inequality between strictly positive numbers.
The case is a consequence of the identity
which I have seen under the names “Andreief identity” and also “Gram identity”. The proof is elementary using the Leibniz formula for the determinant.
the statement go isometry inequality is very simple:
, iff is a ball, arrive a minimum .
This is a classical problem in variation theory. The difficult is divide into two parts. The first is to create a “flow” which descrement the energy and the “flow” is compatible with the feature of a ball, i.e. every set under the flow will tend to like a “ball”. The second one is to proof there exist a unit in the space make the Energy arrive a minimum.
Combine this two property we can consult that ball is the set and definitely the only set make the arrive the minimum.
first difficulties
The energy $E(\Omega)$ is scaling invariance. The first difficult could divide into two part:
Restrict to convex set
the first is to deform a set into a convex set and proof this process would not lower . This could been a little subtle. and the way I image could make sense is just like the following transform:
but this process is harder in higher dimension, for example:
Convex set to a ball
Steiner symmetric process.
Affine transform
Minkowski–Steiner formula
In mathematics, the Minkowski–Steiner formula is a formula relating the surface area and volume of compact subsets of Euclidean space. More precisely, it defines the surface area as the “derivative” of enclosed volume in an appropriate sense.
The Minkowski–Steiner formula is used, together with the Brunn–Minkowski theorem, to prove the isoperimetric inequality. It is named after Hermann Minkowski and Jakob Steiner.
Statement of the Minkowski-Steiner formula
Let , and let be a compact set. Let denote the [[Lebesgue measure]] (volume) of . Define the quantity by the ”’Minkowski–Steiner formula”’:
where:
denotes the [[closed ball]] of [[radius]] , and:
is the [[Minkowski sum]] of $latexA$ and , so that:
.
Surface measure
For “sufficiently regular” sets , the quantity does indeed correspond with the -dimensional measure of the [[boundary (topology)|boundary]] of . See Federer (1969) for a full treatment of this problem.
Convex sets
When the set is a [[convex set]], the [[limit inferior|lim-inf]] above is a true [[Limit of a sequence|limit]], and one can show that
:,
where the are some [[continuous function]]s of (see [[quermassintegral]]s) and $\omega_{n}$ denotes the measure (volume) of the [[unit ball]] in :
:,
where denotes the [[Gamma function]].
==Example: volume and surface area of a ball==
Taking gives the following well-known formula for the surface area of the [[sphere]] of radius , :
To establish a continue property of the Energy functional .
the continuous property is consider with all open set with Gromov-Hausdorff metric .
We need to proof the continuous of with the Gromov-hausdorff metric on the space consist with convex open sets.
To remark,we need to observe that polygon approximation is just corresponding to the points approximation in Gromov-hausdorff distance. and definitely carefully refinement of this kind of approximation could lead to the result of continuous of the energy on convex set.
A second remark, we definitely need a definition of the it could be achieve with open convex set by a outer and inter approximation by polygon and the error term estimate.
here is the problem, how to understand k-hessian equation and k-curvature equation.
k-hessian equation
k-hessian equation is:
(*)
where u is admissible, i.e. , . this is just the condition to make (*) be a elliptic equation.
The most important result is the following three:
1.sovable (*) with direchlet boundary condition.
This is mainly the contribution of Caffaralli in 90’s. According flexible function and maximum principle we can establish the estimate and estimate in the inter. And the estimate near the boundary is establish according to the conformation invariant and some perbutation of the solution of k-hessian equation after special rescaling.
2.Hessian measure.
This is mainly the work of X.J.Wang and Trudinger. they proved:
in the meaning of viscosity solution, if . then we can associate a measure with ,and the following is right:
We can easily use rescaling to understand the reasonable of this potential, and use this potential Lubutin establish the following pointwise estimate:
, , then we have:
the RHS could look as a corollary of classical A-B-P estimate. the LHS need combine several observation. mean-value property and some else.
This result could use to establish some result on singularity point can be removable.
k-curvature equation
1.sovable (*) with direchlet boundary condition.
This is also established by cafferalli.
2.curvature measure.
This is established very recently. mean curvature equation in 2014, by perron lift and modified, general case in 2016 by more complex calculate and method.
This still do not established, and is the main thing I focus on. Due to we can look as k-curvature as a “projection” of k-hessian equation, Calderon-Zegmund decomposition and the estimate of k-hessian equation maybe useful.
My ideas
look is as “average” of “loop space”, “surface space”.
1.Grassmannian bundle
n algebraic geometry, the Grassmann d-plane bundle of a vector bundle E on an algebraic scheme X is a scheme over X:
such that the fiber
is the Grassmannian of the d-dimensional vector subspaces of . For example,
is the projective bundle of E. In the other direction, a Grassmann bundle is a special case of a (partial) flag bundle. Concretely, the Grassmann bundle can be constructed as a Quot scheme.
Like the usual Grassmannian, the Grassmann bundle comes with natural vector bundles on it; namely, there are universal or tautological subbundle S and universal quotient bundle Q that fit into
.
Specifically, if V is in the fiber p−1(x), then the fiber of S over V is V itself; thus, S has rank and
is the determinant line bundle. Now, by the universal property of a projective bundle, the injection
corresponds to the morphism over X: ,
which is nothing but a family of Plücker embeddings.
The relative tangent bundle of is given by[1]
which is morally given by the second fundamental form. In particular, when d = 1, the early exact sequence tensored with the dual of S = O(-1) gives: ,
which is the relative version of the Euler sequence.
2.Explain of the fully nonlinear elliptic equation
Now, we could consider the determination as the determination of transform: .
Now we need to understand at a point as the average of determination of transform matrix of on Grassmannian manifold is equal to , i.e.:
where is the natural haar measure on .
But the difficult to make the argument rigorous is that $u_i$ is scale and $e_i$ is vector.
theorem(Bourgain-Demeter-Guth)
Main conjecture hold in general.
2.Application
We have following directly application:
1.Waring problem
2.Bound Weyl sums.\
3.Zero-free region for Riemann-zeta function.
3.Relate to the decoupling theorem
Now we discuss the decoupling theorem. This theorem describe the phenomenon when we are considering the “expension” operator cut off $E_{[0,1]}(g)$ into a lot of small boxes , then the $L_{d(d+1)})$ norms of the operator could be bounded very well, in fact it is near orthonagonal.
[B-D-G]
Let ,$0<\delta\leq 1$. Then for each ball of radious at least .
( runs over a partition of in -intervals)
Discretized version:
Now we discuss the discretization of decoupling type result. We could establish a relationship between the decoupling theorem and Vinogradov mean theorem. look at the sum:
This could be view as a norm of a constant function , with a lebergue measure on curve . this curve could be view as a canonical curve with non-vanish guess curvature.
this is very similar with the restriction theorem:
[restriction theorem]
let be $n-1$ dimension parabolic in , then guess curvature of is non-vanish. is a natural induced lebergue measure on , we have, for suitable exponents come from rescaling arument.
So it seems like these are the same thing, but unfortunately they are not,there are two things distinct them:
1.the density is defferent, it is a discrete sum in:
but a continue integral in:
so we need to construct a rescaling way to make the discretization one coverage to the continue one.a suitable fexiable function seems like
2.there
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Vinogradov mean value theorem 控制 Weyl sums 的高阶矩,是 Waring problem、指数和估计和 zeta 函数零点区域中的基础工具。Bourgain-Demeter-Guth 用 decoupling theorem 证明了主猜想。
Vinogradov mean value theorem 把 Weyl sums 的高阶矩与 moment curve decoupling 联系起来。
The technique that transform a problem which is in a linear setting to a multilinear setting is very powerful.
such like:
1.The renormalization technique in complex dynamic system, and the generalization
this is mainly the Ostrowoski representation,and something else.
2.Fouriour analysis
this can be view when it is difficult to investigate a quality about a function , it is always easier to take charge with some some part of , in this case is given by or like cut into a lot of small parts,deal with every part and use some inequality(always the triangle inequality or similar thing) to glue it into a whole estimate of the quantity of .
3.Multi-scales theory
this is used in the improve of Minkowski dimension of 3-dim kakeya set by Katz-Tao.
4.The proof of Bourgain-Sarnak-Ziegler theorem
Theorem(B-S-Z). Let with and let be a multiplicative function with . Let be a small parameter and assume that for all primes , , we have that for large enough
.
Then for N large enough
.
this theorem is not difficult to prove by bilinear method and Cauchy-Schwarz,you can see the detail in https://arxiv.org/abs/1110.0992v1.
According to this theorem,to get a good approximation of we use need a good approximation on .this will be much easier.but for the RHS is very complicated so I do not have a non-trivial estimate for until now.
5.The multiplier restriction theorem(Tao)
6.Some special construction in additive Combitriocs
Such like when we want to consider some set satisfied it is convenient to consider in a high dimensional linear space rather than in .
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很多问题直接估计一个线性量很难,但把它平方、分解或转成多线性形式后,结构反而清楚。这就是从 linear 到 multilinear 的基本哲学。
从 linear 到 multilinear 的基本动作是用 Cauchy-Schwarz 或分解降低复杂度,同时保留主要信息。
原题:How to compute the Gromov-Hausdorff distance between spheres $latex S_n$ and $latex S_m$?
There is the question, because when we consider the Gromov-Hausdorff distance, we must fix the metric, so we use the natural metric induced from the embedding . Is it possible for us to compute the Gromov-Hausdorff distance for two different spheres and , ?
For example if we want to calculate , where ranges over all possible metric space and and range over all possible isometric (distance-preserving) embeddings.
At least we can embed , into in a canonical way. This will lead to a upper bound: . And in general case we have . But it is difficult to get a lower bound control for me. Because we need to take the inf in all possible metric spaces . Especially I conjecture , where .
I only know the knowledge of Gromov-Hausdorff from Peterson’s Riemann Geometry. Unfortunately there is not enough information to compute the Gromov-Hausdorff distance, so this problem may be very stupid, I will appreciate any pointer.
And we know for the case , if is very near to each other,then the two space should be more near, and there is a canonical embed . So it is natural to conjecture if is very near then the distance is very small. I have a very rough strategy to prove the conjecture, that is inspired by the Nash embedding theorem. I just mean if we consider the problem in this frame then the difficult is the deformation space of is too large. so the first step is to establish a regular lemma, to prove the function is continues under the small perbutation of and reduced to the situation of space $M,g,f$ with very nice regularity. the second part is to embed to a big euclid space as subspace, and the embedding stay the length of geodesic.locally this is determine by a group of pde:,at least in the cut locus.but there should be some critical point,and I do not know how to deal with them.the third,i.e. the last step is to calculate in the very some deformation space .
@Mark Sapir,Appreciate for help!I am reading the article you point out,it seems this article mainly focus on investigating the Gromov-Hausdorff limit space of a sequence of hyperbolic group equipped with modified G-H metric defined in 2.A with some special condition to ensure the limit space exists.and take a sequences corvarage to the limit space,the hyperbolic property and some other thing is stayed by the process of take limit.
@Mark Sapir,So it is natural for us to investigate the original space by some information from the limit space.there is a series of bi-product state in 3.B.but I do not see where the author exactly calculate some groom-hausdorff distance of two different space,may you point out it?appreciate again!
@MarianoSuárez-Álvarez,Corrected, thanks.
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I fixed numerous typos. In particular, you should use spacing after each punctuation mark; capitals to begin sentences and names.
H:
Thank you very much for helping me to correct the mistakes! I will know how to write in a correct style.
Y:
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Your conjecture would imply that the GH distance is unbounded. But it’s clearly bounded, since the GH distance of any sphere to a point is equal to 2 (when the sphere is endowed with the restriction of Euclidean distance, as you seem to assume, or when endowed with geodesic distance) and hence the GH distance between any two spheres is .
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You are right,In fact if we use the canonical embed, then we can get by another equivalent definition of GH distance.I confuse the geometry picture of the pairs with the pairs ,for case,I thick the seems correct conjecture will be .
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Clearly from standard embeddings we get for all . Would it be reasonable to simply conjecture that it’s an equality whenever ?
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Yeah, you are right, for all .I find the interesting problem when I want to find a toy model of a kind of problem,roughly speaking is to investigate a map from low-dimensions space to high-dimension space stay some affine structure of the low-dimension space . This structure could have some control by the distance function on the low-dimension space, so if we can get some control on the variation of the Energy of distance function, this will share some line on the original problem I consider.
And we know for the case , if is very near to each other,then the two space should be more near, and there is a canonical embed . So it is natural to conjecture if is very near then the distance is very small. .
I have a very rough strategy to prove the conjecture, that is inspired by the Nash embedding theorem. I just mean if we consider the problem in this frame then the difficult is the deformation space of is too large. so the first step is to establish a regular lemma, to prove the function is continues under the small perbutation of and reduced to the situation of space with very nice regularity.
The second part is to embed to a big euclid space as subspace, and the embedding stay the length of geodesic.locally this is determine by a group of pde:,at least in the cut locus.but there should be some critical point,and I do not know how to deal with them.the third,i.e. the last step is to calculate in the very some deformation space .
I need come back to explain why we expect the groom-hausdorff distance should be much small than when is small.
Let consider a toy model of the problem,in a graph model,i.e. now we do not consider to take the Infimum in all space but in discrete space endow with metric. this can be view as a complete graph equipped metric, i.e. . So there is also some space very like ,$S_m$ in the Euclid space, Let remark them as .
, oberseve that then , is a scaling of so it is natural to consider a cut off of ,called which is just a subset of and satisfied if ,then .
Now,in the space let us consider a Distance distribution:. Then this distribution will give us some information of the distance of the two different set in .
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Now,in the space let us consider a Distance distribution:. Then this distribution will give us some information of the distance of the two different set in .
and obviously we will see that if is close,then the distribution of fuzzy approximation is near, and the reverse is also true. I think this can explain why the conjecture may be right.
this is a note after reading the article”” of Cafferalli.
in his article,a large type of fully nonlinear elliptic equation has been established.in particular,including the k-curvature equation.and use the continue method,we just need to establish a ingredient estimate, estimate in the interior and estimate near the boundary.we establish these estimate step by step,base on construct special flexible function and use the maximum principle to establish the first and second estimate,for the estimate near the boundary we need to investigate the influence of permutation on the boundary carefully.
There is a main obstacle to improve the kakeya conjecture,remain in dimension 3,and the result established by Tomas Wolff in 1995 is almost the best result in even until now.the result establish by Katz and Tao can be view as a corollary of Wolff’s X-ray estimate.
For ,for :
..
is varise in all cylinders with length 1.radius .axis in the direction.
..
varise in cylinders contains x,length 1,radius .
Keeping this two maximal function in mind,we give the statement of the Kakeya maximal function conjecture:
Where or .
Because we have the obviously estimate:
.
.
So by the Riesz-Thorin interpolation we have:
. (*)
for .the task is establish (*) for as large as posible in the range.
for the 2 dimension case,the result is well know.the key estimate is:
for case,the main result of Wolff is:
hold for . or .
Now we sketch the proof.
prove cases together.
We can make some reduction:
the first one is we can assume the sup of is in a fix compact set.
the second is instead of consider ,we can consider .
where varies in all cylinder with radius ,length 1,axis with a fix direction.
the first reduction is obvious(why?)
the second reduction rely on a observe:
this is just finite cover by rotation of the coordinate and triangle inequality.
now we begin to establish a frame and put the two situations into it.
Let be all line in .
then is a dim manifold.
is the line parallel to .and the middle point is original.
.
Wolf axiom:
metric space.
...
for certain .
. is given.and is compact.
for all .
If then we define by
.
Property (**):
If . is a 2-plane.containing and if and if is a subset of and for each j,there is with and .then
原题:Covering a non-closed interval by disjoint closed intervals
this note will talk about the Ostrowski representation and approximation by continue fraction.
As well-known,by the Weyl criterion, is uniformly distribution in iff .
i.e. we have:,we have:
.
but this will not give the effective version.i.e. we do not the the more information about the decay of .
we will give a approach of effective version of with smooth condition by give another proof of the uniformly distribution (in fact to to decomposition the interval in to a finite sums of special intervals).and get the result:
if the term in the continuous fraction of have a up bound.this is so called is smooth.