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Exponential moment of an absolute standard normal variable (Eea∣Z∣=2ea2/2Φ(a))

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For Z with a standard normal distribution and a≥0, split the Gaussian integral at zero and complete the square to obtain Eea∣Z∣=2ea2/2Φ(a)≤2ea2/2, where Φ is the standard normal distribution function. This converts a bound on an absolute Gaussian random variable into a two-sided Gaussian tail bound using Markov inequality.

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