Journal of Geometric Analysis· 2026Q1
Geometric Large-Deviation-Type Principles for Mixed Measures
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A geometric analogue of large deviation principles is established for mixed measures associated with log-concave probability measures, showing decay governed by an inradius and proving a logarithmic limit for second-order measures in the planar case.
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- Introduces a geometric large deviation principle for mixed measures of log-concave probability densities.
- Shows that dilation decay is controlled by a natural inradius associated with the measure.
- Derives an explicit representation and logarithmic limit for second-order mixed measures in the planar case.
- Applies these findings to prove a comparison theorem relating asymptotic dominance under dilation to inclusion of convex bodies.
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Abstract
Abstract We study a geometric analogue of the large deviation principle for mixed measures associated with a class of $$\log $$ log -concave probability measures whose densities depend on the gauge of a convex body. For convex bodies in $$\mathbb {R}^n$$ R n , we prove a geometric large-deviation-type asymptotic for first-order mixed measures, in which the decay under dilation is governed by a natural inradius associated with the measure. In the planar case, we derive an explicit representation and prove a genuine logarithmic limit for second-order mixed measures. As an application, we prove a comparison theorem showing that asymptotic dominance under dilation forces inclusion between convex bodies.
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