Near-Optimal Bounds for Sketching the Schatten Norms
Lin F. Yang
Abstract
Let k1,(n) be the smallest number of real linear measurements needed by a randomized oblivious sketch that estimates the nuclear norm of every fixed real n× n matrix within a factor 1, with probability at least 2/3. For every fixed 0<<1, we prove \[ n2( n)A k1,(n) C n2\(ee n)\2(e n). \] Previously, the best unrestricted bounds for general linear sketches of the Schatten--1 norm were Ω(n) and the trivial O(n2) upper bound (Li, Nguyen, Woodruff'19), leaving a polynomial gap. Our bounds close that gap up to polylogarithmic factors and give a nontrivial logarithmic saving below the n2-measurement storage bound. The result extends much further. Write kp,(n) for the analogous sketch dimension for the Schatten--p norm. For every fixed finite p>0 that is not a positive even integer, there are positive constants Ap,,Cp,,cp such that \[ n2( n)Ap, kp,(n) Cp,n2( n)cp, \] so kp,(n)=n2-o(1) throughout the non-even regime. Together with the known tight bounds Θp,(n2-4/p) for positive even p and Θ(n2) for p=∞ (Li, Woodruff'16), our results close the remaining polynomial gap across the Schatten family and complete, up to polylogarithmic factors, the polynomial-order classification of general linear sketches for all Schatten-p norms.
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