Bounding p-norm expression using p-norm inequality

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problem statement:

need to show:
[tex]||w||_p^2+||u||_p^2-2(||u||_p^p)^{\frac{2}{p}-1}\Sigma_i(u(i)^{p-1}w(i))[/tex]

can be bounded as a function of

[tex]||w-u||_p^2[/tex]

where [tex]p\in[2,\infty)[/tex]

work done:

the expressions are equal for p=2, and i suspect that

[tex]||w||_p^2+||u||_p^2-2(||u||_p^p)^{\frac{2}{p}-1}\Sigma_i(u(i)^{p-1}w(i)) \leq||w-u||_p^2[/tex]

but i get stuck here. Is there some kind of p-norm inequality I can apply here?Thank you!
 
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Forum rules require you to show your work. From what I see, you just took the problem statement and re-wrote it with "I suspect that" it holds as an upper bound with a scalar multiple of one.

What kind of work can you show to at least justify your suspicion?
 
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