A remark on the smallest singular value of powers of Gaussian matrices
Abstract
Let n,k≥ 1 and let G be the n× n random matrix with i.i.d. standard real Gaussian entries. We show that there are constants ck,Ck>0 depending only on k such that the smallest singular value of Gk satisfies ck\,t≤ P\s(Gk)≤ tk\,n-1/2\≤ Ck\,t, t∈(0,1], and, furthermore, ck/t≤ P\\|G-k\|HS≥ tk\,n1/2\≤ Ck/t, t∈[1,∞), where \|·\|HS denotes the Hilbert-Schmidt norm.
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