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bibkey: gutkin2013orthostochastic
authors: Eugene Gutkin
year: 2013
title: "On a multi-dimensional generalization of the notions of orthostochastic and unistochastic matrices"
doi: 10.1016/j.geomphys.2013.06.009
url: https://arxiv.org/abs/1301.2537v1
claim: "The paper defines F^d-bistochastic matrices as the bistochastic matrices P with p_i^j = ||v_i^j||^2 for a matrix V of vectors in F^d satisfying its equations (1)–(2), introduces d_min(F, n) as the least d for which every bistochastic n × n matrix is F^d-bistochastic, and conjectures that 2 ≤ d_min(n) ≤ 3 for all large n when F = R."
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On a multi-dimensional generalization of the notions of orthostochastic and unistochastic matrices
Eugene Gutkin, arXiv:1301.2537v1 (2013-01-11); J. Geom. Phys. 74 (2013) 28–35. Quotations are from the v1 TeX source.
Index convention:
The lower (resp. upper) index stands for the column (resp. row).
The two systems of equations (Lemma 1):
\sum_{i=1}^n\langle v_j^i,v_k^i\rangle = \de(j,k).
\sum_{i=1}^n\langle v_i^j,v_i^k\rangle = \de(j,k).
The set Iso and the map ν:
Let denote the set of matrices satisfying the equivalent equations~\eqref{isom_eq},~\eqref{conjug_eq}.
p_i^j=\langle v_i^j, v_i^j\rangle=||v_i^j||^2.
Definition 1:
A matrix is {\em -bistochastic} (-bistochastic for brevity) if for some .
Conjecture 1:
Denote by the smallest value of such that the set of -orthostochastic matrices coincides with . Then there exists such that for we have
Lemma 1 asserts that the two systems are equivalent. For d ≥ 2 they are not; Nechita, Ouyang and Szczepanek (arXiv:2310.03436) point this out.
Verified locator
- URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1301.2537v1 (v1, 2013-01-11; source
multi_ortho_arxiv.tex, md5e445abf099401dc95ab514143f58b811):- the index convention, l. 443–444;
- Lemma 1, l. 463–500;
- Iso and ν, l. 503–518;
- Definition 1, l. 522–528;
- Conjecture 1, l. 1146–1155.
- The arXiv record has only v1.
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geomphys.2013.06.009 (journal title with “multi-dimensional … notions”; the arXiv title reads “multi-dimesional … notion”).