Smoothing Brascamp-Lieb inequalities and strong converses for common randomness generation
Jingbo Liu, Thomas A. Courtade, Paul Cuff, Sergio Verdú
Abstract
Jingbo Liu, Thomas A. Courtade, Paul Cuff, Sergio Verdú
Abstract
We study the infimum of the best constant in a functional inequality, the Brascamp-Lieb-like inequality, over auxiliary measures within a neighborhood of a product distribution. In the finite alphabet and the Gaussian cases, such an infimum converges to the best constant in a mutual information inequality. Implications for strong converse properties of two common randomness (CR) generation problems are discussed. In particular, we prove the strong converse property of the rate region for the omniscient helper CR generation problem in the discrete and the Gaussian cases. The latter case is a rare instance of a strong converse for a continuous source when the rate region involves auxiliary random variables.
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We study the infimum of the best constant in a functional inequality, the Brascamp-Lieb-like inequality, over auxiliary measures within a neighborhood of a product distribution. In the finite alphabet and the Gaussian cases, such an infimum converges to the best constant in a mutual information inequality. Implications for strong converse properties of two common randomness (CR) generation problems are discussed. In particular, we prove the strong converse property of the rate region for the omniscient helper CR generation problem in the discrete and the Gaussian cases. The latter case is a rare instance of a strong converse for a continuous source when the rate region involves auxiliary random variables.
Key concepts: Converse, Infimum and supremum, Randomness, Gaussian, Mathematics, Constant (computer programming), Random variable, Smoothing