An inequality for the compositions of convex functions with convolutions and an alternative proof of the Brunn-Minkowski-Kemperman inequality

Abstract

Let m(G) be the infimum of the volumes of all open subgroups of a unimodular locally compact group G. Suppose integrable functions φ1 , φ2 G [0,1] satisfy \| φ1 \| ≤ \| φ2 \| and \| φ1 \| + \| φ2 \| ≤ m (G), where \| · \| denotes the L1-norm with respect to a Haar measure dg on G. We have the following inequality for any convex function f [0, \| φ1 \| ] R with f(0) = 0: align* ∫G f ( φ1 * φ2 ) (g) dg ≤ 2 ∫0\| φ1 \| f(y) dy + ( \| φ2 \| - \| φ1 \| ) f( \| φ1 \| ). align* As a corollary, we have a slightly stronger version of Brunn-Minkowski-Kemperman inequality. That is, we have align* vol* ( B1 B2 ) ≥ vol ( \ g ∈ G 1B1 * 1B2 (g) > 0 \ ) ≥ vol (B1) + vol (B2) align* for any non-null measurable sets B1 , B2 ⊂ G with vol (B1) + vol (B2) ≤ m(G), where vol* denotes the inner measure and 1B the characteristic function of B.

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