Note on the saturation of the norm inequalities between diamond and nuclear norm
arXiv:1612.07931 · doi:10.1109/TIT.2018.2861887
Abstract
The diamond norm plays an important role in quantum information and operator theory. Recently, it has also been proposed as a regularizer for low-rank matrix recovery. The norm constants that bound the diamond norm in terms of the nuclear norm (also known as trace norm) are explicitly known. This note provides a simple characterization of all operators saturating the upper and the lower bound.
Simplified proof of the main theorem in [arXiv:1511.01513] and a converse statement. 3+1 pages. V2: small changes and incomplete funding information corrected. V3: minor polishing, published version
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