Quasi-range-compatible affine maps on large operator spaces

preprint2015arXivOpen access

Abstract

Let UU and VV be finite-dimensional vector spaces over an arbitrary field, and S\mathcal{S} be a subset of the space L(U,V)\mathcal{L}(U,V) of all linear maps from UU to VV. A map F:S→VF : \mathcal{S} \rightarrow V is called range-compatible when it satisfies F(s)∈im(s)F(s) \in \mathrm{im}(s) for all s∈Ss \in \mathcal{S}; it is called quasi-range-compatible when the condition is only assumed to apply to the operators whose range does not include a fixed 11-dimensional linear subspace of VV. Among the range-compatible maps are the so-called local maps s↦s(x)s \mapsto s(x) for fixed x∈Ux \in U. Recently, the range-compatible group homomorphisms on S\mathcal{S} were classified when S\mathcal{S} is a linear subspace of small codimension in L(U,V)\mathcal{L}(U,V). In this work, we consider several variations of that problem: we investigate range-compatible affine maps on affine subspaces of linear operators; when S\mathcal{S} is a linear subspace, we give the optimal bound on its codimension for all quasi-range-compatible homomorphisms on S\mathcal{S} to be local. Finally, we give the optimal upper bound on the codimension of an affine subspace S\mathcal{S} of L(U,V)\mathcal{L}(U,V) for all quasi-range-compatible affine maps on it to be local.

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