Some minimization problems for the free analogue of the Fisher information
A. Nica, D. Shlyakhtenko, R. Speicher
Abstract
We consider the free non-commutative analogue Phi*, introduced by D. Voiculescu, of the concept of Fisher information for random variables. We determine the minimal possible value of Phi*(a,a*), if a is a non-commutative random variable subject to the constraint that the distribution of aa* is prescribed. More generally, we obtain the minimal possible value of Phi*(aij,aij*), if aij is a family of non-commutative random variables such that the distribution of AA* is prescribed, where A is the matrix (aij). The d*d-generalization is obtained from the case d=1 via a result of independent interest, concerning the minimal value of Phi*(aij,aij*), when the matrix A=(aij) and its adjoint have a given joint distribution. We then show how the minimization results obtained for Phi* lead to maximization results concerning the free entropy chi*, also defined by Voiculescu.
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