On the metric projection onto a convex set: reverse Hölder inequalities and upper bounds
Abstract
We study the Lp(μ)-norm of the metric projection onto a closed, convex set C ⊂ Rn when μ is the uniform measure on the sphere or the standard Gaussian measure on Rn. Up to universal constants, we determine the optimal reverse Hölder inequalities (i.e., Lq-Lp estimates for q > p) for both settings and for all 1 ≤ p < q ≤ ∞. The optimal constants in these inequalities depend polynomially on the dimension n. We establish upper bounds for the expected norm of the metric projection for a wide class of probability measures. Our inequalities improve and extend previous results of S. Chatterjee.
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