On some mean matrix inequalities of dynamical interest
Igor Rivin
Abstract
Let A be an n by n matrix with determinant 1. We show that for all n > 2 there exist dimensional strictly positive constants Cn such that the average over the orthogonal group of log rho(A X) d X > Cn log ||A||, where ||A|| denotes the operator norm of A (which equals the largest singular value of A), rho denotes the spectral radius, and the integral is with respect to the Haar measure on On The same result (with essentially the same proof) holds for the unitary group Un in place of the orthogonal group. The result does not hold in dimension 2. We also give a simple proof that the average value over the unit sphere of log ||A u|| is nonnegative, and vanishes only when A is orthogonal.
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