Prove the Minkowski inequality for p > 1, that is, for all ak, bk non-negative real numbers, 1/p 1/p n 1/p n (2(a+hx)" = (2²) + (24) " bk.)P k=1 k=1 n k=1 This is the triangle inequality for the Minkowski metric D(x, y) = (2|™ – 36²) ¹/² n 1/p - Yk/P Show that {R", D} is a metric space. k=1

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1. Prove the Minkowski inequality for p > 1, that is, for all ak, bk non-negative real numbers,
1/p
1/p
1/p
n
n
n
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(Σ (0x + b)²) "" = (20²) "* + (20²) ™
(ak bk.)P Σ
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ak
bk
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This is the triangle inequality for the Minkowski metric D(x, y) =
Show that {R", D} is a metric space.
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1/p
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k=1
Transcribed Image Text:1. Prove the Minkowski inequality for p > 1, that is, for all ak, bk non-negative real numbers, 1/p 1/p 1/p n n n р (Σ (0x + b)²) "" = (20²) "* + (20²) ™ (ak bk.)P Σ P ak bk k=1 k=1 k=1 = This is the triangle inequality for the Minkowski metric D(x, y) = Show that {R", D} is a metric space. n 1/p (21³A - MAP) M Xk Yk k=1
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