CPS rank decomposition conjecture for real nonsymmetric fourth-order tensors

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Let A∈Rcpsn4\Rsn4\mathcal{A}\in\mathbb{R}_{cps}^{n^4}\backslash\mathbb{R}_s^{n^4} be a real fourth-order conjugate partial-symmetric tensor that is not symmetric. A CPS rank decomposition is a decomposition of the form

A=∑i=1R1λi(ai⊗2⊗aˉi⊗2+aˉi⊗2⊗ai⊗2)+∑j=1R2λjbj⊗4,\mathcal{A}=\sum_{i=1}^{R_1}\lambda_i(a_i^{\otimes2}\otimes\bar{a}_i^{\otimes2}+\bar{a}_i^{\otimes2}\otimes a_i^{\otimes2})+\sum_{j=1}^{R_2}\lambda_j b_j^{\otimes4},

where λi,λj∈R\lambda_i,\lambda_j\in\mathbb{R}, ai∈Cn\Rna_i\in\mathbb{C}^n\backslash\mathbb{R}^n, and bj∈Rnb_j\in\mathbb{R}^n. CPS rank decomposition conjecture. Every such A\mathcal{A} has a CPS rank decomposition in this form. The preceding corollary establishes a CPS decomposition of this form, but the conjecture concerns its being a CPS rank decomposition; the supplied text gives no resolution.

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Pengfei Huang and Qingzhi Yang, “The decompositions and positive semidefiniteness of fourth-order conjugate partial-symmetric tensors with applications”, arXiv:2111.03245 (2021).

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