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Quasi-norm (∥x+y∥≤C(∥x∥+∥y∥))

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A quasi-norm on a vector space is nonnegative, vanishes only at zero, is absolutely homogeneous, and satisfies a triangle inequality with one constant factor C≥1. For 0<p<1, (∫∣f∣p)1/p on an Lp space is a quasi-norm: ∥f+g∥pp​≤∥f∥pp​+∥g∥pp​ gives a quasi-triangle inequality. Measure-preserving composition preserves this quantity even though the Minkowski inequality is unavailable below exponent one.

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