Traces and determinant pencils under rectangular congruence #
For a rectangular matrix M, congruence A ↦ M * A * Mᵀ can be moved across a trace pairing
or a determinant pencil det (1 + c • (B * _)) by congruating the test matrix B with the
transpose instead. These identities transport Wishart trace transforms along congruence.
Main results #
Matrix.trace_mul_congruence—trace (B * (M * A * Mᵀ)) = trace ((Mᵀ * B * M) * A).Matrix.det_one_add_smul_transpose_mul_mul,Matrix.det_one_sub_smul_transpose_mul_mul— the corresponding determinant pencil identities, instances of the Weinstein--Aronszajn identityMatrix.det_one_add_mul_comm.Matrix.submatrix_one_mul_mul_submatrix_one— congruence by a selection matrix is the corresponding submatrix.
References #
- R. J. Muirhead, Aspects of Multivariate Statistical Theory, Wiley, 1982, chapters 2–3.
Moving a rectangular congruence across a trace pairing transposes the congruence matrix.
No symmetry hypotheses on A or B are needed.
The Weinstein--Aronszajn identity in the form used by a rectangular congruence: the determinant pencil can be computed either before or after applying the congruence.
The subtractive form of Matrix.det_one_add_smul_transpose_mul_mul. This is the form of the
determinant pencil occurring in Wishart moment-generating functions.
Congruence by a selection matrix reads off a submatrix. The matrix
(1 : Matrix n n R).submatrix f id keeps the rows named by f and its transpose
(1 : Matrix n n R).submatrix id f keeps the columns, so congruating with it keeps exactly the
rows and columns named by f.