Index of Hadamard multiplication by positive matrices II
Abstract
Given a definite nonnegative matrix A ∈ Mn (C), we study the minimal index of A: I(A) = \λ 0 : A B λ B for all 0 B\, where A B denotes the Hadamard product (A B)ij = Aij Bij. For any unitary invariant norm N in Mn(C), we consider the N-index of A: I(N,A) = \N(A B) : B 0 and N(B) = 1 \. If A has nonnegative entries, then I(A) = I(\| · \|sp, A) if and only if there exists a vector u with nonnegative entries such that Au = (1, >..., 1)T. We also show that I(\| · \|2, A)= I(\| · \|sp, A A)1/2. We give formulae for I(N, A), for an arbitrary unitary invariant norm N, when A is a diagonal matrix or a rank 1 matrix. As an application we find, for a bounded invertible selfadjoint operator S on a Hilbert space, the best constant M(S) such that \|STS + S-1 T S-1 \| M(S) \|T\| for all 0 T.
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