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The Free Fisher Information along the Free Heat Flow: Bounds, Lower Semicontinuity in Time and Integrability

Along the free heat flow the free Fisher information lies between d2/(M+td)d^2/(M+td) and d/t and is lower semicontinuous in time, and the free entropy integrand is integrable exactly when the Fisher information is integrable near time zero.

Statement

In the setting of Noncommutative Laws, Couplings and the Wasserstein Distance: Standing Notation, let ⊞\boxplus be the free additive convolution, scd,t\mathrm{sc}_{d,t} the semicircular law of variance tt and Φ∗\Phi^{*} the free Fisher information; rays such as (0,∞)(0,\infty), integrability on a Borel subset of R\mathbb{R} and ∫Bf(t) dt\int_{B}f(t)\,dt are as in Rays, and Integrability and the Integral of a Real Function on a Borel Subset of the Real Line §rays and Rays, and Integrability and the Integral of a Real Function on a Borel Subset of the Real Line §integral, and (0,1)(0,1) is an open interval. Let λ∈Σd\lambda\in\Sigma_{d}. For real t>0t>0 the law λ⊞scd,t\lambda\boxplus\mathrm{sc}_{d,t} has conjugate variables by Conjugate Variables along the Free Heat Flow: the Projected Semicircular Increment and the Bound d/t on the Free Fisher Information §conjugate; let

fλ(t)=Φ∗(λ⊞scd,t),gλ(t)=d1+t−fλ(t)(t∈(0,∞)).f_{\lambda}(t)=\Phi^{*}(\lambda\boxplus\mathrm{sc}_{d,t}),\qquad g_{\lambda}(t)=\frac{d}{1+t}-f_{\lambda}(t)\qquad(t\in(0,\infty)).

1. (Bounds) For every real t>0t>0, M(λ)+td>0M(\lambda)+td>0 and

d2M(λ)+td≤fλ(t)≤dt.\frac{d^{2}}{M(\lambda)+td}\le f_{\lambda}(t)\le\frac{d}{t}.

2. (Lower semicontinuity) For every real aa, the set {t∈(0,∞): fλ(t)>a}\{t\in(0,\infty):\ f_{\lambda}(t)>a\} is open in R\mathbb{R} for the absolute value metric. Consequently the extensions of fλf_{\lambda} and gλg_{\lambda} by 00 to R\mathbb{R} are measurable with respect to the Borel σ\sigma-algebra.

3. (Integrability) gλg_{\lambda} is integrable on [1,∞)[1,\infty). Moreover gλg_{\lambda} is integrable on (0,∞)(0,\infty) if and only if fλf_{\lambda} is integrable on (0,1)(0,1).

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