Unitarily invariant Norms on Operators

Abstract

Let f be a symmetric norm on Rn and let B( H) be the set of all bounded linear operators on a Hilbert space H of dimension at least n. Define a norm on B( H) by \|A\|f = f(s1(A), …, sn(A)), where sk(A) = ∈f\\|A-X\|: X∈ B( H) has rank less than k\ is the kth singular value of A. Basic properties of the norm \|·\|f are obtained including some norm inequalities and characterization of the equality case. Geometric properties of the unit ball of the norm are obtained; the results are used to determine the structure of maps L satisfying \|L(A)-L(B)\|f=\|A - B\|f for any A, B ∈ B( H).

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