Abstract
This paper analyses a Waring type decomposition of a noncommuting (NC) polynomial with respect to the goal of evaluating efficiently on tuples of matrices. Such a decomposition can reduce the number of matrix multiplications needed to evaluate a noncommutative polynomial and is valuable when a single polynomial must be evaluated on many matrix tuples. In pursuit of this goal we examine a noncommutative analog of the classical Waring problem and various related decompositions. For example, we consider a "Waring decomposition" in which each product of linear terms is actually a power of a single linear NC polynomial or more generally a power of a homogeneous NC polynomial. We describe how NC polynomials compare to commutative ones with regard to these decompositions, describe a method for computing the NC decompositions and compare the effect of various decompositions on the speed of evaluation of generic NC polynomials.
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