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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2019 iii Paper 348 5 a Solution by
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For , define the probability measures with finite th absolute moment bywhere is any fixed reference point. The condition is independent of the choice of . The p-Wasserstein distance isThe infimum is over all transport plans, rather than only transport maps. The product measure gives a finite upper bound usingFor this is the Wasserstein distance with the metric of Euclidean space; for it is the second Wasserstein distance. “Bounded moment” here means a finite integral, and does not require to be bounded.
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