Minimal length curves in unitary orbits of a Hermitian compact operator
Tamara Bottazzi, Alejandro Varela

TL;DR
This paper investigates minimal length curves in the unitary orbits of Hermitian compact operators, exploring their properties, approximations, and relation to anti-Hermitian operators within the framework of homogeneous spaces.
Contribution
It introduces new examples of minimal curves not characterized by anti-Hermitian operators but can be approximated by such curves, expanding understanding of geometric structures in operator spaces.
Findings
Existence of minimal curves not of anti-Hermitian type
Approximation of these curves by anti-Hermitian-based minimal curves
Insights into geometric properties of unitary orbits in B(H)
Abstract
We study some examples of minimal length curves in homogeneous spaces of B(H) under a left action of a unitary group. Recent results relate these curves with the existence of minimal (with respect to a quotient norm) anti-Hermitian operators Z in the tangent space of the starting point. We show minimal curves that are not of this type but nevertheless can be approximated uniformly by those.
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