Sum of Squares Rank of Biquadratic Forms and The Zarankiewicz Number
Abstract
Denote the maximum sos rank of m × n sum of squares (SOS) biquadratic forms by BSR(m, n). In this paper, we show that BSR(m, n) z(m, n) and conjecture that BSR(m, n) = z(m, n), where z(m, n) is the Zarankiewicz number. Our result coincides with the existing results for m = 2, n = 2, and m = n = 3, and is superior to other previously known lower bounds. Our result also connects graph theory and SOS polynomial theory.
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