Explicit additive decomposition of norms on R^2
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Abstract: A well-known result by Lindenstrauss is that any two-dimensional normed space can be isometrically imbedded into . We provide an explicit form of a such an imbedding. The proof is elementary and self-contained. Applications are given concerning the following: (i) explicit representations of the moments of the norm of a random vector in terms of the characteristic function and the Fourier--Laplace transform of the distribution of ; (ii) an explicit and partially improved form of the exact version of the Littlewood--Khinchin--Kahane inequality obtained by Lata{l}a and Oleszkiewicz; (iii) an extension of an inequality by Buja--Logan--Reeds--Shepp, arising from a statistical problem.
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