Abstract
Exhibiting a new type of measure concentration, we prove uniform
concentration bounds for measurable Lipschitz functions on product spaces,
where Lipschitz is taken with respect to the metric induced by a weighted
covering of the index set of the product. Our proof combines the Herbst
argument with an entropic version of the weighted Loomis--Whitney inequality.
We give a quantitative "geometric" classification of diffused submeasures into
elliptic, parabolic, and hyperbolic. We prove that any non-elliptic submeasure
(for example, any measure, or any pathological submeasure) has a property that
we call covering concentration. Our results have strong consequences for the
dynamics of the corresponding topological $L_0$-groups.
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