Inequality between Frobenius norm and L2 Norm












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$u , w in S ^ { n - 1 }$ and $v , z in S ^ { m - 1 }$ which means u,w are unit vector in $R^n$, v,z are unit vector in $R^m$
Prove
$left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 } leq | u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 }$



$left| right| _ { F }$ is Frobenius norm defined for matrix.



$$left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 }=sum _ { i , j } left( u _ { j } v _ { i } - w _ { j } z _ { i } right) ^ { 2 }$$
I tried to first get the lower bound of right hand side, so that we can have product unit between two separate vectors:
$$| u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } geq 2| u - w | _ { 2 } | v - z | _ { 2 }$$

But when I tried to expand it, it seems hard to rearrange.



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    $u , w in S ^ { n - 1 }$ and $v , z in S ^ { m - 1 }$ which means u,w are unit vector in $R^n$, v,z are unit vector in $R^m$
    Prove
    $left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 } leq | u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 }$



    $left| right| _ { F }$ is Frobenius norm defined for matrix.



    $$left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 }=sum _ { i , j } left( u _ { j } v _ { i } - w _ { j } z _ { i } right) ^ { 2 }$$
    I tried to first get the lower bound of right hand side, so that we can have product unit between two separate vectors:
    $$| u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } geq 2| u - w | _ { 2 } | v - z | _ { 2 }$$

    But when I tried to expand it, it seems hard to rearrange.



    Any ideas?










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      $u , w in S ^ { n - 1 }$ and $v , z in S ^ { m - 1 }$ which means u,w are unit vector in $R^n$, v,z are unit vector in $R^m$
      Prove
      $left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 } leq | u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 }$



      $left| right| _ { F }$ is Frobenius norm defined for matrix.



      $$left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 }=sum _ { i , j } left( u _ { j } v _ { i } - w _ { j } z _ { i } right) ^ { 2 }$$
      I tried to first get the lower bound of right hand side, so that we can have product unit between two separate vectors:
      $$| u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } geq 2| u - w | _ { 2 } | v - z | _ { 2 }$$

      But when I tried to expand it, it seems hard to rearrange.



      Any ideas?










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      $u , w in S ^ { n - 1 }$ and $v , z in S ^ { m - 1 }$ which means u,w are unit vector in $R^n$, v,z are unit vector in $R^m$
      Prove
      $left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 } leq | u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 }$



      $left| right| _ { F }$ is Frobenius norm defined for matrix.



      $$left| u v ^ { mathrm { T } } - w z ^ { top } right| _ { F } ^ { 2 }=sum _ { i , j } left( u _ { j } v _ { i } - w _ { j } z _ { i } right) ^ { 2 }$$
      I tried to first get the lower bound of right hand side, so that we can have product unit between two separate vectors:
      $$| u - w | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } + | v - z | _ { 2 } ^ { 2 } geq 2| u - w | _ { 2 } | v - z | _ { 2 }$$

      But when I tried to expand it, it seems hard to rearrange.



      Any ideas?







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          We can expand each of the terms as follows. The Frobenius norm:
          $$
          |uv^T - wz^T|_F^2 = operatorname{tr}[(uv^T - wz^T)^T(uv^T - wz^T)]\
          = operatorname{tr}[vv^T - (u^Tw)vz^T - (w^Tu)zv^T + zz^T]\
          = 2 - (u^Tw)operatorname{tr}[vz^T + zv^T]\
          = 2[1 - (u^Tw)(v^Tz)]
          $$

          The vector norm:
          $$
          |u-w|^2 + |v-z|^2 = [2 - 2(u^Tw)] + [2 - 2(v^Tz)] = 2[1 - (u^Tw + v^Tz - 1)]
          $$

          To compare these two, we make the following observation:
          $$
          [1 - u^Tw][1 - v^Tz] geq 0 implies\
          1 - u^Tw - v^Tz + (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq 0 implies\
          (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq (u^Tw) + (v^Tz) - 1
          $$






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          $begingroup$

          We can expand each of the terms as follows. The Frobenius norm:
          $$
          |uv^T - wz^T|_F^2 = operatorname{tr}[(uv^T - wz^T)^T(uv^T - wz^T)]\
          = operatorname{tr}[vv^T - (u^Tw)vz^T - (w^Tu)zv^T + zz^T]\
          = 2 - (u^Tw)operatorname{tr}[vz^T + zv^T]\
          = 2[1 - (u^Tw)(v^Tz)]
          $$

          The vector norm:
          $$
          |u-w|^2 + |v-z|^2 = [2 - 2(u^Tw)] + [2 - 2(v^Tz)] = 2[1 - (u^Tw + v^Tz - 1)]
          $$

          To compare these two, we make the following observation:
          $$
          [1 - u^Tw][1 - v^Tz] geq 0 implies\
          1 - u^Tw - v^Tz + (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq 0 implies\
          (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq (u^Tw) + (v^Tz) - 1
          $$






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          $begingroup$

          We can expand each of the terms as follows. The Frobenius norm:
          $$
          |uv^T - wz^T|_F^2 = operatorname{tr}[(uv^T - wz^T)^T(uv^T - wz^T)]\
          = operatorname{tr}[vv^T - (u^Tw)vz^T - (w^Tu)zv^T + zz^T]\
          = 2 - (u^Tw)operatorname{tr}[vz^T + zv^T]\
          = 2[1 - (u^Tw)(v^Tz)]
          $$

          The vector norm:
          $$
          |u-w|^2 + |v-z|^2 = [2 - 2(u^Tw)] + [2 - 2(v^Tz)] = 2[1 - (u^Tw + v^Tz - 1)]
          $$

          To compare these two, we make the following observation:
          $$
          [1 - u^Tw][1 - v^Tz] geq 0 implies\
          1 - u^Tw - v^Tz + (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq 0 implies\
          (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq (u^Tw) + (v^Tz) - 1
          $$






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            Very clear thanks.
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          $begingroup$

          We can expand each of the terms as follows. The Frobenius norm:
          $$
          |uv^T - wz^T|_F^2 = operatorname{tr}[(uv^T - wz^T)^T(uv^T - wz^T)]\
          = operatorname{tr}[vv^T - (u^Tw)vz^T - (w^Tu)zv^T + zz^T]\
          = 2 - (u^Tw)operatorname{tr}[vz^T + zv^T]\
          = 2[1 - (u^Tw)(v^Tz)]
          $$

          The vector norm:
          $$
          |u-w|^2 + |v-z|^2 = [2 - 2(u^Tw)] + [2 - 2(v^Tz)] = 2[1 - (u^Tw + v^Tz - 1)]
          $$

          To compare these two, we make the following observation:
          $$
          [1 - u^Tw][1 - v^Tz] geq 0 implies\
          1 - u^Tw - v^Tz + (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq 0 implies\
          (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq (u^Tw) + (v^Tz) - 1
          $$






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          We can expand each of the terms as follows. The Frobenius norm:
          $$
          |uv^T - wz^T|_F^2 = operatorname{tr}[(uv^T - wz^T)^T(uv^T - wz^T)]\
          = operatorname{tr}[vv^T - (u^Tw)vz^T - (w^Tu)zv^T + zz^T]\
          = 2 - (u^Tw)operatorname{tr}[vz^T + zv^T]\
          = 2[1 - (u^Tw)(v^Tz)]
          $$

          The vector norm:
          $$
          |u-w|^2 + |v-z|^2 = [2 - 2(u^Tw)] + [2 - 2(v^Tz)] = 2[1 - (u^Tw + v^Tz - 1)]
          $$

          To compare these two, we make the following observation:
          $$
          [1 - u^Tw][1 - v^Tz] geq 0 implies\
          1 - u^Tw - v^Tz + (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq 0 implies\
          (u^Tw)(v^Tz) geq (u^Tw) + (v^Tz) - 1
          $$







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