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Logarithmic inequalities under an elementary symmetric polynomial dominance order
arXiv
Authors: Suvrit Sra
Year
2015
Paper ID
27146
Status
Preprint
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We consider a dominance order on positive vectors induced by the elementary symmetric polynomials. Under this dominance order we provide conditions that yield simple proofs of several monotonicity questions. Notably, our approach yields a quick (4 line) proof of the so-called "sum-of-squared-logarithms" inequality conjectured in P. Neff, B. Eidel, F. Osterbrink, and R. Martin, emph{Applied Math. \& Mechanics., 2013}; P. Neff, Y. Nakatsukasa, and A. Fischle; emph{SIMAX, 35, 2014}. This inequality has been the subject of several recent articles, and only recently it received a full proof, albeit via a more elaborate complex-analytic approach. We provide an elementary proof, which moreover extends to yield simple proofs of both old and new inequalities for Rényi entropy, subentropy, and quantum Rényi entropy.
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