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Small L² log-density perturbations can remain far in Hellinger distance

Statement

For integers k≥1, on ([0,1],B,Lebesgue) let p0(x)=1, Ak=[0,k−4], wk=k1Ak, and pk=ewk/∫01ewkdx. Then ∥wk∥L2→0 but h(Pk,P0)→2. Thus the L2 norm of a log-density perturbation need not control the induced Hellinger distance.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The stated finite-measure space and functions.

[F1]

Root-L2 Hellinger distance between density laws: h2(Pk,P0)=∫01(pk−1)2dx=2−2∫01pk dx.

Verification

1.1givenalgebra

Since ∣Ak∣=k−4, ∥wk∥22=k2∣Ak∣=k−2→0. The normalizer is Zk=1−k−4+ekk−4, so pk is a positive unit-mass density.

1.2F1givenalgebra

The Hellinger affinity is ∫01pk dx=1−k−4+k−4ek/2Zk. Since Zk≥ek/k4, this is at most k2e−k/2+k−2. The exponential series gives ek/2≥(k/2)3/3!=k3/48, hence k2e−k/2≤48/k→0.

2.1F1step 1.2algebra∎

By [F1], h2(Pk,P0)→2, and nonnegativity of Hellinger distance gives h(Pk,P0)→2.

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