√√ Proof In order to prove n p(n)/n n≥19 and n p(n) n≥4 are log-convex, after corol- lary 1.2, it remains to check numerically for 19 ≤ n ≤ 5504 and 4 ≤ n ≤ 4521, which is done in 'Mathematica' interface. Corollary 1.4 For all n ≥ 2, we have √ n p(n) ...
It is demonstrated that the LogSum + L2 penalty is non-convex for the given parameters \({\lambda }_{1}\) and \({\lambda }_{2}\) in Eq. (21). Figure 1 Contour plots (two-dimensional) for the regularization methods. Full size image The LogSum + L2 thresholding operator...
proof let \({{\mathcal{t}}}\) is log- \(s\) -convex fuzzy-ivf in the second sense on \(k.\) then for all \(x,y \in k\) and \(\tau \in \left[ {0, 1} \right],\) we have $$ {{\mathcal{t}}}\left( {\tau x + \left( {1 - \tau } \right)y} \right){ ...
Since the equality conditions of inequality (4.7) are one of the critical ingredients in the proof of the log-Brunn–Minkowski inequality, we present a complete proof of inequality (4.7), with its equality conditions. Lemma 4.1 If K,L are plane convex bodies, then for r(K,L)≤t≤R(K,...
is convex, and it follows that f(x) = g(x)σ −1 φ(x/σ) where g is log-concave. On the other hand suppose that (2.1) holds. Then −log f(x) = −log g(x) −log(φ(x/σ)/σ) is convex and its derivative (which exists at all but countably many x’s; see ...
Ž x x gR , with an arbitrary convex function V: R ª y , q . In addition to Ž n . Ž Ž .. convexity, the only requirement on V is that R sH exp yV x dx s1. As a main result, we present an inequality which relates -perimeter of sets to their size and to -di...
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ProofFrom [45, Corollary 5.35] we have \begin{aligned} \mathbb {P}\left[ \, \Vert \mathbf {G}_2\Vert _2 > \sqrt{n-k} + \sqrt{k+p} + t \right] \le \exp (-t^2/2). \end{aligned} Recall from (3) \mu = \sqrt{n-k} + \sqrt{k+p}. From the law of the ...
4) The sum of two LSH functions is also LSH. Proof. Properties 1) and 3) are evident. In order to prove 2), we use the fact that if a function ϕ : R →R is increasing and convex and g is a subharmonic function then
It is clear that a concave contact partner always has a larger curvature than its convex countersurface, so that, for example, the distal condyle of the femur (F) of the prothoracic leg has a radius of R2 = 303.80 ± 27.33 µm, while the countersurface of the tibia (TI) shows a ...