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25 April 2024
 
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Non-commutative Edmonds' problem and matrix semi-invariants
Gábor Ivanyos ; Youming Qiao ; K. V. Subrahmanyam ;
Date 4 Aug 2015
AbstractIn 1967, Edmonds introduced the problem of computing the rank over the rational function field of an $n imes n$ matrix $T$ with integral homogeneous linear polynomials. In this paper, we consider the non-commutative version of Edmonds’ problem: compute the rank of $T$ over the free skew field. It is known that this problem relates to the ring of matrix semi-invariants. In particular, if the nullcone of matrix semi-invariants is defined by elements of degree $leq sigma$, then there follows a $mathrm{poly}(n, sigma)$-time randomized algorithm to decide whether the non-commutative rank of $T$ is $<n$. To our knowledge, previously the best bound for $sigma$ was $O(n^2cdot 4^{n^2})$ over algebraically closed fields of characteristic $0$ (Derksen, 2001).
In this article we prove the following results:
(1) We observe that by using an algorithm of Gurvits, and assuming the above bound $sigma$ for $R(n, m)$ over $mathbb{Q}$, deciding whether $T$ has non-commutative rank $<n$ over $mathbb{Q}$ can be done deterministically in time polynomial in the input size and $sigma$.
(2) When $mathbb{F}$ is large enough, we devise a deterministic algorithm for non-commutative Edmonds’ problem in time polynomial in $(n+1)!$, with the following consequences.
(2.a) If the commutative rank and the non-commutative rank of $T$ differ by a constant, then there exists a randomized efficient algorithm that computes the non-commutative rank of $T$.
(2.b) We prove that $sigmaleq (n+1)!$. This not only improves the bound obtained from Derksen’s work over algebraically closed field of characteristic $0$ but, more importantly, also provides for the first time an explicit bound on $sigma$ for matrix semi-invariants over fields of positive characteristics.
Source arXiv, 1508.0690
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