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Extension of Choi's theorem


Extension of Choi's theorem on extreme completely positive mapsExtension of Sylvester's TheoremExtension of Goldstine theoremExtension theorem for locally Lipschitz functionsExtension theorem Sobolev spacesKolmogorov extension theoremUrysohn's extension theoremDistribution extension theoremReference request: Proof for Krein's extension theoremHahn Banach extension type theorem













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In the paper written by Man Duen Choi "Completely Positive Linear Maps on Complex Matrices", there was a criterion mentioned/theorem. For reference, I have written it below.



Let $ϕ:M_n→M_m$. Then ϕ is extreme in CP[$M_n,M_m$], iff $ϕ$ has an expression $ϕ(x)=∑_iV_i^*xV_i$ for all $x∈M_n$ and $V_i^*V_j$i,j is a linearly independent set.



I have two questions:



how do you show that $V_i^*V_j$i,j is linearly independent?



Does it imply that $V_i$i is also linearly independent?



I tried searching for ideas to prove it, but I wasn't successful. Thank you!










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    $begingroup$


    In the paper written by Man Duen Choi "Completely Positive Linear Maps on Complex Matrices", there was a criterion mentioned/theorem. For reference, I have written it below.



    Let $ϕ:M_n→M_m$. Then ϕ is extreme in CP[$M_n,M_m$], iff $ϕ$ has an expression $ϕ(x)=∑_iV_i^*xV_i$ for all $x∈M_n$ and $V_i^*V_j$i,j is a linearly independent set.



    I have two questions:



    how do you show that $V_i^*V_j$i,j is linearly independent?



    Does it imply that $V_i$i is also linearly independent?



    I tried searching for ideas to prove it, but I wasn't successful. Thank you!










    share|cite|improve this question











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      $begingroup$


      In the paper written by Man Duen Choi "Completely Positive Linear Maps on Complex Matrices", there was a criterion mentioned/theorem. For reference, I have written it below.



      Let $ϕ:M_n→M_m$. Then ϕ is extreme in CP[$M_n,M_m$], iff $ϕ$ has an expression $ϕ(x)=∑_iV_i^*xV_i$ for all $x∈M_n$ and $V_i^*V_j$i,j is a linearly independent set.



      I have two questions:



      how do you show that $V_i^*V_j$i,j is linearly independent?



      Does it imply that $V_i$i is also linearly independent?



      I tried searching for ideas to prove it, but I wasn't successful. Thank you!










      share|cite|improve this question











      $endgroup$




      In the paper written by Man Duen Choi "Completely Positive Linear Maps on Complex Matrices", there was a criterion mentioned/theorem. For reference, I have written it below.



      Let $ϕ:M_n→M_m$. Then ϕ is extreme in CP[$M_n,M_m$], iff $ϕ$ has an expression $ϕ(x)=∑_iV_i^*xV_i$ for all $x∈M_n$ and $V_i^*V_j$i,j is a linearly independent set.



      I have two questions:



      how do you show that $V_i^*V_j$i,j is linearly independent?



      Does it imply that $V_i$i is also linearly independent?



      I tried searching for ideas to prove it, but I wasn't successful. Thank you!







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