Sudakov-type minoration for log-concave vectors
arXiv:1311.6428 · doi:10.4064/sm223-3-5
Abstract
We formulate and discuss a conjecture concerning lower bounds for norms of log-concave vectors, which generalizes the classical Sudakov minoration principle for Gaussian vectors. We show that the conjecture holds for some special classes of log-concave measures and some weaker forms of it are satisfied in the general case. We also present some applications based on chaining techniques.
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