Dimension-free estimates for low degree functions on the Hamming cube
Abstract
The main result of this paper are dimension-free Lp inequalities, 1<p<∞, for low degree scalar-valued functions on the Hamming cube. More precisely, for any p>2, >0, and θ=θ(,p)∈ (0,1) satisfying \[ 1p=θp++1-θ2 \] we obtain, for any function f:\-1,1\n C whose spectrum is bounded from above by d, the Bernstein-Markov type inequalities \[\|k f\|p C(p,)k \,dk\, \|f\|21-θ\|f\|p+θ, k∈ N.\] Analogous inequalities are also proved for p∈ (1,2) with p- replacing p+. As a corollary, if f is Boolean-valued or f \-1,1\n \-1,0,1\, we obtain the bounds \[\|k f\|p C(p)k \,dk\, \|f\|p, k∈ N.\] At the endpoint p=∞ we provide counterexamples for which a linear growth in d does not suffice when k=1. We also obtain a counterpart of this result on tail spaces. Namely, for p>2 we prove that any function f:\-1,1\n C whose spectrum is bounded from below by d satisfies the upper bound on the decay of the heat semigroup \|e-tf\|p (-c(p,) td) \|f\|21-θ\|f\|p+θ, t>0, and an analogous estimate for p∈ (1,2). The constants c(p,) and C(p,) depend only on p and ; crucially, they are independent of the dimension n.
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