Majorization, Entropy and Concentration Inequalities for Discrete -Concave Random Variables
Abdulmajeed Alqasem, Heshan Aravinda, Arnaud Marsiglietti
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We establish a maximum-variance inequality for discrete -concave random variables in the regime , extending corresponding results beyond the discrete log-concave setting. As applications, we obtain a reverse entropy power inequality and bounds for the Lévy concentration function. We further establish polynomial-type concentration inequalities, reflecting the heavy-tailed nature of the class. A main tool in our approach is a convex majorization principle that reduces the relevant extremal problems to suitable -affine distributions.
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