Bounds for the optimal constant of the Bakry-Émery $Γ_2$ criterion inequality on $ RP^{d-1}$

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contents We prove upper and lower bounds on the optimal constant $Λ_d$ of the Bakry-Émery $Γ_2$ criterion for positive symmetric functions on the unit sphere $S^{d-1}$, which also can be identified as positive functions on the real projective space $RP^{d-1}$. The Bakry-Émery $Γ_2$ criterion inequality was crucially used to prove the monotonicty of the Fisher information for the Landau equation by Guillen and Silvestre recently. Therefore, a better bound on the optimal constant $Λ_d$ expands the range of interaction potentials that exhibits the monotonicity of the Fisher information. In particular, we compute that $Λ_3$ is between $5.5$ and $5.739$.
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spellingShingle Bounds for the optimal constant of the Bakry-Émery $Γ_2$ criterion inequality on $ RP^{d-1}$
Ji, Sehyun
Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
26D10(Primary) 58J99, 35Q70(Secondary)
We prove upper and lower bounds on the optimal constant $Λ_d$ of the Bakry-Émery $Γ_2$ criterion for positive symmetric functions on the unit sphere $S^{d-1}$, which also can be identified as positive functions on the real projective space $RP^{d-1}$. The Bakry-Émery $Γ_2$ criterion inequality was crucially used to prove the monotonicty of the Fisher information for the Landau equation by Guillen and Silvestre recently. Therefore, a better bound on the optimal constant $Λ_d$ expands the range of interaction potentials that exhibits the monotonicity of the Fisher information. In particular, we compute that $Λ_3$ is between $5.5$ and $5.739$.
title Bounds for the optimal constant of the Bakry-Émery $Γ_2$ criterion inequality on $ RP^{d-1}$
topic Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
26D10(Primary) 58J99, 35Q70(Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.13954