Prove Costa's Entropy Power Inequality and High Order Inequality for Differential Entropy with Semidefinite Programming

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Abstract

Costa's entropy power inequality is an important generalization of Shannon's entropy power inequality. Related with Costa's entropy power inequality and a conjecture proposed by McKean in 1966, Cheng-Geng recently conjectured that D(m,n):(−1)m+1(∂m/∂mt)H(Xt)≥0D(m,n): (-1)^{m+1}(\partial^m/\partial^m t)H(X_t)\ge0, where XtX_t is the nn-dimensional random variable in Costa's entropy power inequality and H(Xt)H(X_t) the differential entropy of XtX_t. D(1,n)D(1,n) and D(2,n)D(2,n) were proved by Costa as consequences of Costa's entropy power inequality. Cheng-Geng proved D(3,1)D(3,1) and D(4,1)D(4,1). In this paper, we propose a systematical procedure to prove D(m,n)D(m,n) and Costa's entropy power inequality based on semidefinite programming. Using software packages based on this procedure, we prove D(3,n)D(3,n) for n=2,3,4n=2,3,4 and give a new proof for Costa's entropy power inequality. We also show that with the currently known constraints, D(5,1)D(5,1) and D(4,2)D(4,2) cannot be proved with the procedure.

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