On the minimum trace norm of (0,1)-matrices

Abstract

The trace norm of a matrix is the sum of its singular values. This paper presents results on the minimum trace norm n( m) of ( 0,1) -matrices of size n× n with exactly m ones. It is shown that: (1) if n≥2 and n<m≤2n, then n( m) ≤ m+2( m-1) , with equality if and only if m is a prime; (2) if n≥4 and 2n<m≤3n, then n( m) ≤ m+22 m/3 , with equality if and only if m is a prime or a double of a prime; (3) if 3n<m≤4n, then n( m) ≤m+2m-2% , with equality if and only if there is an integer k≥1 such that m=12k2 and 4k1,6k1,12k1 are primes.

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