A scaling characterization of nc-rank via unbounded gradient flow
Hiroshi Hirai

TL;DR
This paper characterizes the nc-rank of matrix tuples through a refined scaling approach using unbounded gradient flow, linking noncommutative rank to residuals of scaled completely positive operators.
Contribution
It introduces a new characterization of nc-rank via minimum residuals of scaled operators, interpreted through convex analysis and unbounded gradient flow on symmetric spaces.
Findings
Noncommutative corank equals half the minimal residual over scalings.
Residuals are interpreted as gradients of a convex function.
Establishes a duality relation using unbounded gradient flow.
Abstract
Given a tuple of complex matrices , the linear symbolic matrix is nonsingular in the noncommutative sense if and only if the completely positive operators and can be scaled to be doubly stochastic: For every there are such that , . In this paper, we show a refinement: The noncommutative corank of is equal to one-half of the minimum residual over all possible scalings , where is the trace norm. To show this, we interpret the residuals as…
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TopicsAdvanced Neuroimaging Techniques and Applications · Sparse and Compressive Sensing Techniques · MRI in cancer diagnosis
