Matrix Rank – Extensions, Applications and Open Problems
summary
Surveys concrete rank questions and what is known: matrix rigidity asks for explicit n×n A with r·s > n^{2+ε} (Hadamard gives r·s≈n^2), and no explicit construction beats the quadratic regime; Hadamard matrix and Johnson–Lindenstrauss give explicit approximate‑rank constructions but matching random bounds (≈log n/ε^2) remains open; tensor rank lower bounds for explicit d‑tensors only reach n^{d/2} by flattening while random tensors ≈n^{d−1}; algorithmic noncommutative rank testing reduces to invariant degree bounds (currently exponential upper bound), and a polynomial bound would yield PIT algorithms.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:57Basic Notion of Matrix Rank
- 5:11Sylvester Matrix
- 14:51Modular Space of Curves
- 15:39Epsilon Rank of a Matrix
- 20:29Sign Rank
- 26:35The Projective Plane Matrix
- 46:56Identity Tensor
- 49:58Non-Commutative Rank
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