Hom--Lie Algebras and Explicit MSS Partition Bounds for (6,3) Biangular Frames
Abraham Orinda, Geoffrey Mboya, Arvince Ogendi
Abstract
We study the algebraic structure of (6,3) biangular Parseval frames. The two-distance property yields adjacency matrices A1,A2 whose span forms a three-dimensional commutative algebra, and adjoining the commutator [A1,A2] produces a three-dimensional Lie algebra . The Gram matrix G = I + c1 A1 + c2 A2 induces a derivation α(X) = [G,X] on , equipping (, [·,·], α) with a Hom--Lie algebra structure. We compute all structure constants explicitly in terms of the strongly regular graph parameters (k1,λ1,μ1,k2,λ2,μ2) and the frame angles (c1,c2), and use this framework to derive explicit bounds for the partial frame operators arising in Marcus--Spielman--Srivastava (MSS) partitions. These bounds depend directly on the structure constants and refine the universal MSS estimate in the regime of highly unbalanced partitions.
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