Sums of random Hermitian matrices and an inequality by Rudelson
Roberto Imbuzeiro Oliveira

TL;DR
This paper presents a new elementary proof of a key inequality used in bounding random sums of rank-one operators, utilizing operator Chernoff bounds, and provides a concentration inequality with explicit constants.
Contribution
It introduces an elementary proof of Rudelson's inequality and derives a concentration inequality for sums of rank-one random matrices with explicit constants.
Findings
Elementary proof of Rudelson's inequality
Concentration inequality for rank-one matrices with explicit constants
Enhanced understanding of random Hermitian matrix sums
Abstract
We give a new, elementary proof of a key inequality used by Rudelson in the derivation of his well-known bound for random sums of rank-one operators. Our approach is based on Ahlswede and Winter's technique for proving operator Chernoff bounds. We also prove a concentration inequality for sums of random matrices of rank one with explicit constants.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRandom Matrices and Applications · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
