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DIMENSIONAL ASYMMETRY OF LEFT AND RIGHT ADJOINT PRODUCT SPACES OF ISOMETRIES

Abstract

For an isometry A in M_{n^2 x n}(C) with block rows A_1,...,A_n, consider the two

Gram spaces L_A = span{A_i A_j^*} and R_A = span{A_i^* A_j}. The paper studies

the dimensional asymmetry between them, with emphasis on the question of how

small dim R_A can be when dim L_A is maximal.

For n = 2 a complete classification is given: the minimum is mu(2) = 4, the

realised pairs (dim R_A, dim L_A) are (1,1), (2,2), (4,1), (4,2) and (4,4), and

dim R_A = 3 is impossible.

For n = 3 it is proved that dim L_A = 9 implies dim R_A >= 4, and an exact

rational isometry with dim L_A = 9 and dim R_A = 5 is exhibited; hence the

minimum lies in {4,5}. The lower bound is obtained through structural rank

bounds, a presentation lemma for three-dimensional self-adjoint subspaces of

M_3(C), a no-go theorem for the resulting rigid family, and a reduction via the

multiplicative domain of the ucp map Phi(C) = A^*(C tensor I_3)A, which shows

that any counterexample to dim R_A >= 5 must satisfy dim R_A = 4 and trivial

multiplicative domain. The witness with dim R_A = 5 lies in an explicit family

parametrised by orthonormal frames in R^5, within which the bound 5 is sharp.

For n >= 4 a Weyl-operator construction yields explicit upper bounds that

improve the trivial bound 1+(n-1)^2 for n >= 5.

The conjecture dim R_A >= 5 remains open, reduced to the single residual case

dim R_A = 4 with trivial multiplicative domain.

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BibTeX
@misc{jimenez2026dimensional,
  title = {{DIMENSIONAL ASYMMETRY OF LEFT AND RIGHT ADJOINT PRODUCT SPACES OF ISOMETRIES}},
  author = {JOSÉ TORREGROSA JIMÉNEZ},
  howpublished = {Zenodo},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.5281/zenodo.23558598},
  url = {https://zenodo.org/records/23558598},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - DIMENSIONAL ASYMMETRY OF LEFT AND RIGHT ADJOINT PRODUCT SPACES OF ISOMETRIES
AU  - JOSÉ TORREGROSA JIMÉNEZ
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/22
PB  - Zenodo
DO  - 10.5281/zenodo.23558598
UR  - https://zenodo.org/records/23558598
AB  - For an isometry A in M_{n^2 x n}(C) with block rows A_1,...,A_n, consider the two  Gram spaces L_A = span{A_i A_j^*} and R_A = span{A_i^* A_j}. The paper studies  the dimensional asymmetry between them, with emphasis on the question of how  small dim R_A can be when dim L_A is maximal.  For n = 2 a complete classification is given: the minimum is mu(2) = 4, the  realised pairs (dim R_A, dim L_A) are (1,1), (2,2), (4,1), (4,2) and (4,4), and  dim R_A = 3 is impossible.  For n = 3 it is proved that dim L_A = 9 implies dim R_A >= 4, and an exact  rational isometry with dim L_A = 9 and dim R_A = 5 is exhibited; hence the  minimum lies in {4,5}. The lower bound is obtained through structural rank  bounds, a presentation lemma for three-dimensional self-adjoint subspaces of  M_3(C), a no-go theorem for the resulting rigid family, and a reduction via the  multiplicative domain of the ucp map Phi(C) = A^*(C tensor I_3)A, which shows  that any counterexample to dim R_A >= 5 must satisfy dim R_A = 4 and trivial  multiplicative domain. The witness with dim R_A = 5 lies in an explicit family  parametrised by orthonormal frames in R^5, within which the bound 5 is sharp.  For n >= 4 a Weyl-operator construction yields explicit upper bounds that  improve the trivial bound 1+(n-1)^2 for n >= 5.  The conjecture dim R_A >= 5 remains open, reduced to the single residual case  dim R_A = 4 with trivial multiplicative domain.
ER  -