Finite-exponent Schatten operator ideals #
The Schatten family for a finite real exponent p ≥ 1 is the operator-ideal family
induced by the ℓᵖ symmetric gauge. Its gauge on a bounded map T between real or complex
Hilbert spaces is (∑' n, aₙ(T)^p)^(1/p), where aₙ are the zero-based approximation
numbers. In particular, membership is equivalent to summability of their p-th powers.
The family inherits the triangle inequality, homogeneity, domination of the operator norm, two-sided ideal inequalities and adjoint invariance from the symmetric-gauge construction. Its normed carriers are complete, since the gauge is lower semicontinuous in operator norm.
The Schatten gauges decrease as the exponent grows, because ℓᵖ norms do; hence the Schatten
ideals increase with p, S_p ⊆ S_q for 1 ≤ p ≤ q. The endpoints p = 1 and p = 2 are the
trace-class and Hilbert–Schmidt families, and the operator-norm family is the endpoint p = ∞
(TauCeti.SymmetricGauge.operatorIdealFamily_supGauge).
References #
- B. Simon, Trace Ideals and Their Applications, second edition, AMS, 2005, Chapter 2.
The Schatten p operator-ideal family, induced by the ℓᵖ symmetric gauge.
Instances For
The Schatten p family is the family induced by the ℓᵖ symmetric gauge.
The Schatten gauge is the ℓᵖ sum of the approximation numbers, with value ∞
when that power sum diverges.
An operator belongs to the Schatten p ideal exactly when the p-th powers of its
approximation numbers are summable.
The Schatten gauge is lower semicontinuous in the operator-norm topology.
Monotonicity of the Schatten scale. For 1 ≤ p ≤ q, the Schatten q gauge of an operator
is at most its Schatten p gauge.
Inclusion of Schatten ideals. For 1 ≤ p ≤ q, every operator in the Schatten p ideal
lies in the Schatten q ideal.
Every finite-exponent Schatten ideal has complete normed carriers.
The adjoint-invariant diagonal-universe Schatten p family.
Instances For
The underlying rectangular family of the symmetric Schatten family.