Existence of product vectors and their partial conjugates in a pair of spaces

Abstract

Let D and E be subspaces of the tensor product of the m and n dimensional complex spaces, with codimensions k and , respectively. We show that if k+<m+n-2 then there must exist a product vector in D whose partial conjugate lies in E. If k+ >m+n-2 then there may not exist such a product vector. If k+=m+n-2 then both cases may occur depending on k and $.

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