A Near-Optimal Lower Bound for p-Subspace Embeddings, 1≤ p<2
Yi Li
Abstract
For d ≥ 2, p ≥ 1 and ε> 0, let Np(d,ε) be the smallest integer N such that for every integer n and every A∈Rn× d, there exists a matrix Φ∈RN× n satisfying (1-ε) Axp≤ ΦA xp≤ (1+ε) Axp for all x∈Rd. For every constant p≥ 1 with p∈ 2Z, when dp (1/ε), the bound \[ Np(d,ε) p dε2 polylog(d/ε) \] is established. This improves the previous lower bound Ω(1/(ε2polylog(1/ε))) due to Li et al. (SICOMP 2021) and is optimal up to logarithmic factors for 1≤ p<2. The central technical idea originated from ChatGPT 5.6 Sol.
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