The Comon Rank Gap of a Third-Order Symmetric Tensor Can Exceed One
Jianze Li
Abstract
For a third-order symmetric tensor, the Comon rank gap is the difference between its CP rank and its symmetric rank. We study direct sums of Lovitz's rational 27-dimensional tensor, whose two ranks are 55 and 56. Two copies have ranks 110 and 112, and three copies have ranks 165 and 168, over both the real and the complex fields. Thus direct sums yield concise cubic tensors on spaces of dimensions 54 and 81 with Comon rank gaps two and three.
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