Inverse eigenvalue problem for tensors

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Abstract: A tensor mathcalTinmathbbT(mathbbCn,m+1), the space of tensors of order m+1 and dimension n with complex entries, has nmn−1 eigenvalues (counted with algebraic multiplicities). The inverse eigenvalue problem for tensors is a generalization of that for matrices. Namely, given a multiset SinmathbbCnmn−1/mathfrakS(nmn−1) of total multiplicity nmn−1, is there a tensor in mathbbT(mathbbCn,m+1) such that the multiset of eigenvalues of mathcalT is exact S? The solvability of the inverse eigenvalue problem for tensors is studied in this paper. With tools from algebraic geometry, it is proved that the necessary and sufficient condition for this inverse problem to be generically solvable is m=1,extorn=2,extor(n,m)=(3,2),(4,2),(3,3).











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