Local tail bounds for polynomials on the discrete cube
Abstract
Let P be a polynomial of degree d in independent Bernoulli random variables which has zero mean and unit variance. The Bonami hypercontractivity bound implies that the probability that |P| > t decays exponentially in t2/d. Confirming a conjecture of Keller and Klein, we prove a local version of this bound, providing an upper bound on the difference between the e-r and the e-r-1 quantiles of P.
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