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A sharp density bound for infinite convolutions
We prove a sharp $L^\infty$ bound for the density of an infinite convolution in terms of $L^2$ norms of convolution powers of the summand densities. The bound may be finite even when every summand density is unbounded and the products arising from Young's inequality diverge.
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