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Discrete Sampling · Source section 6

Optimal Mixing Time for Glauber from Spectral Independence

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arXiv:2307.13826v4 · printed/PDF p. 37 ↗

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\[\operatorname{Ent}_\pi(r)=\sum_x\pi(x)r(x)\log r(x),\qquad \sum_x\pi(x)r(x)=1\]

Distinguish variance factorization, entropy factorization, log-Sobolev and modified log-Sobolev inequalities. The reference measure and clock determine constants; converting a relaxation bound into mixing needs its own theorem.

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  1. §6.1 · Uniform Block Dynamics printed/PDF p. 37
  2. §6.2 · Improved Random Walk Theorem printed/PDF p. 37
  3. §6.3 · Fast Mixing of Uniform Block Dynamics printed/PDF p. 38
  4. §6.4 · Shattering printed/PDF p. 38
  5. §6.5 · Optimal Relaxation Time of Glauber: Proof of Theorem 1.5 printed/PDF p. 39
  6. §6.6 · Improved Random Walk Theorem: Proof of Theorem 6.1 printed/PDF p. 41
  7. §6.7 · Proofs of Basic Facts for Dirichlet Form and Variance printed/PDF p. 43
  8. §6.8 · Optimal Mixing Time via Entropy Decay printed/PDF p. 45

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