Entropic curvature not comparable to other curvatures -- or is it?

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Auteurs principaux: Kamtue, Supanat, Liu, Shiping, Münch, Florentin, Peyerimhoff, Norbert
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author Kamtue, Supanat
Liu, Shiping
Münch, Florentin
Peyerimhoff, Norbert
author_facet Kamtue, Supanat
Liu, Shiping
Münch, Florentin
Peyerimhoff, Norbert
contents In this paper we consider global $θ$-curvatures of finite Markov chains with associated means $θ$ in the spirit of the entropic curvature (based on the logarithmic mean) by Erbar-Maas and Mielke. As in the case of Bakry-Émery curvature, we also allow for a finite dimension parameter by making use of an adapted $Γ$ calculus for $θ$-curvatures. We prove explicit positive lower curvature bounds (both finite- and infinite-dimensional) for finite abelian Cayley graphs. In the case of cycles, we provide also an upper curvature bound which shows that our lower bounds are asymptotically sharp (up to a logarithmic factor). Moreover, we prove new universal lower curvature bounds for finite Markov chains as well as curvature perturbation results (allowing, in particular, to compare entropic and Bakry-Émery curvatures). Finally, we present examples where entropic curvature differs significantly from other curvature notions like Bakry-Émery curvature or Ollivier Ricci and sectional curvatures.
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spellingShingle Entropic curvature not comparable to other curvatures -- or is it?
Kamtue, Supanat
Liu, Shiping
Münch, Florentin
Peyerimhoff, Norbert
Differential Geometry
Metric Geometry
Probability
53C21, 60J10, 05C81
In this paper we consider global $θ$-curvatures of finite Markov chains with associated means $θ$ in the spirit of the entropic curvature (based on the logarithmic mean) by Erbar-Maas and Mielke. As in the case of Bakry-Émery curvature, we also allow for a finite dimension parameter by making use of an adapted $Γ$ calculus for $θ$-curvatures. We prove explicit positive lower curvature bounds (both finite- and infinite-dimensional) for finite abelian Cayley graphs. In the case of cycles, we provide also an upper curvature bound which shows that our lower bounds are asymptotically sharp (up to a logarithmic factor). Moreover, we prove new universal lower curvature bounds for finite Markov chains as well as curvature perturbation results (allowing, in particular, to compare entropic and Bakry-Émery curvatures). Finally, we present examples where entropic curvature differs significantly from other curvature notions like Bakry-Émery curvature or Ollivier Ricci and sectional curvatures.
title Entropic curvature not comparable to other curvatures -- or is it?
topic Differential Geometry
Metric Geometry
Probability
53C21, 60J10, 05C81
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.04581