Upper bounds for the Lq empirical process via generic chaining
Abstract
Using the generic chaining method, we derive upper bounds for the \(Lq\) process of sub-Gaussian classes when \(1 q 2\), thereby resolving an open problem posed by Al-Ghattas, Chen, and Sanz-Alonso in arXiv:2502.16916. Combined with the results of arXiv:2502.16916, this yields upper bounds for the \(Lq\) process for all \(1 q < ∞\). We also present corollaries of this result in the geometry of Banach spaces, including high-probability bounds on the \(q\) norm diameter of random hyperplane sections of convex bodies where the subspaces are not necessarily uniformly distributed on the Grassmannian manifold and the restricted isomorphic property for \(q\) norm.
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