Nonlinear system identification

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In algebra, Pfister's sixteen-square identity is a non-bilinear identity of form

(x12+x22+x32+x42+⋯+x162)(y12+y22+y32+y42+⋯+y162)=z12+z22+z32+z42+⋯+z162

It was first proven to exist by H. Zassenhaus and W. Eichhorn in the 1960s,[1] and independently by Pfister[2] around the same time. There are several versions, a concise one of which is

z1=x1y1−x2y2−x3y3−x4y4−x5y5−x6y6−x7y7−x8y8+u1y9−u2y10−u3y11−u4y12−u5y13−u6y14−u7y15−u8y16
z2=x2y1+x1y2+x4y3−x3y4+x6y5−x5y6−x8y7+x7y8+u2y9+u1y10+u4y11−u3y12+u6y13−u5y14−u8y15+u7y16
z3=x3y1−x4y2+x1y3+x2y4+x7y5+x8y6−x5y7−x6y8+u3y9−u4y10+u1y11+u2y12+u7y13+u8y14−u5y15−u6y16
z4=x4y1+x3y2−x2y3+x1y4+x8y5−x7y6+x6y7−x5y8+u4y9+u3y10−u2y11+u1y12+u8y13−u7y14+u6y15−u5y16
z5=x5y1−x6y2−x7y3−x8y4+x1y5+x2y6+x3y7+x4y8+u5y9−u6y10−u7y11−u8y12+u1y13+u2y14+u3y15+u4y16
z6=x6y1+x5y2−x8y3+x7y4−x2y5+x1y6−x4y7+x3y8+u6y9+u5y10−u8y11+u7y12−u2y13+u1y14−u4y15+u3y16
z7=x7y1+x8y2+x5y3−x6y4−x3y5+x4y6+x1y7−x2y8+u7y9+u8y10+u5y11−u6y12−u3y13+u4y14+u1y15−u2y16
z8=x8y1−x7y2+x6y3+x5y4−x4y5−x3y6+x2y7+x1y8+u8y9−u7y10+u6y11+u5y12−u4y13−u3y14+u2y15+u1y16
z9=x9y1−x10y2−x11y3−x12y4−x13y5−x14y6−x15y7−x16y8+x1y9−x2y10−x3y11−x4y12−x5y13−x6y14−x7y15−x8y16
z10=x10y1+x9y2+x12y3−x11y4+x14y5−x13y6−x16y7+x15y8+x2y9+x1y10+x4y11−x3y12+x6y13−x5y14−x8y15+x7y16
z11=x11y1−x12y2+x9y3+x10y4+x15y5+x16y6−x13y7−x14y8+x3y9−x4y10+x1y11+x2y12+x7y13+x8y14−x5y15−x6y16
z12=x12y1+x11y2−x10y3+x9y4+x16y5−x15y6+x14y7−x13y8+x4y9+x3y10−x2y11+x1y12+x8y13−x7y14+x6y15−x5y16
z13=x13y1−x14y2−x15y3−x16y4+x9y5+x10y6+x11y7+x12y8+x5y9−x6y10−x7y11−x8y12+x1y13+x2y14+x3y15+x4y16
z14=x14y1+x13y2−x16y3+x15y4−x10y5+x9y6−x12y7+x11y8+x6y9+x5y10−x8y11+x7y12−x2y13+x1y14−x4y15+x3y16
z15=x15y1+x16y2+x13y3−x14y4−x11y5+x12y6+x9y7−x10y8+x7y9+x8y10+x5y11−x6y12−x3y13+x4y14+x1y15−x2y16
z16=x16y1−x15y2+x14y3+x13y4−x12y5−x11y6+x10y7+x9y8+x8y9−x7y10+x6y11+x5y12−x4y13−x3y14+x2y15+x1y16

where the ui are,

u1=(ax12+x22+x32+x42+x52+x62+x72+x82)x9−2x1(bx1x9+x2x10+x3x11+x4x12+x5x13+x6x14+x7x15+x8x16)c
u2=(x12+ax22+x32+x42+x52+x62+x72+x82)x10−2x2(x1x9+bx2x10+x3x11+x4x12+x5x13+x6x14+x7x15+x8x16)c
u3=(x12+x22+ax32+x42+x52+x62+x72+x82)x11−2x3(x1x9+x2x10+bx3x11+x4x12+x5x13+x6x14+x7x15+x8x16)c
u4=(x12+x22+x32+ax42+x52+x62+x72+x82)x12−2x4(x1x9+x2x10+x3x11+bx4x12+x5x13+x6x14+x7x15+x8x16)c
u5=(x12+x22+x32+x42+ax52+x62+x72+x82)x13−2x5(x1x9+x2x10+x3x11+x4x12+bx5x13+x6x14+x7x15+x8x16)c
u6=(x12+x22+x32+x42+x52+ax62+x72+x82)x14−2x6(x1x9+x2x10+x3x11+x4x12+x5x13+bx6x14+x7x15+x8x16)c
u7=(x12+x22+x32+x42+x52+x62+ax72+x82)x15−2x7(x1x9+x2x10+x3x11+x4x12+x5x13+x6x14+bx7x15+x8x16)c
u8=(x12+x22+x32+x42+x52+x62+x72+ax82)x16−2x8(x1x9+x2x10+x3x11+x4x12+x5x13+x6x14+x7x15+bx8x16)c

and,

a=−1,b=0,c=x12+x22+x32+x42+x52+x62+x72+x82.

The ui also obey,

u12+u22+u32+u42+u52+u62+u72+u82=x92+x102+x112+x122+x132+x142+x152+x162

Thus the identity shows that, in general, the product of two sums of sixteen squares is the sum of sixteen rational squares. If all xi,yi with i>8 are set equal to zero, then it reduces to the Degen's eight-square.

No sixteen-square identity exists involving only bilinear functions since Hurwitz's theorem states an identity of the form

(x12+x22+x32+⋯+xn2)(y12+y22+y32+⋯+yn2)=z12+z22+z32+⋯+zn2

with the zi bilinear functions of the xi and yi is possible only for n ∈ {1, 2, 4, 8} . However, the more general Pfister's theorem (1965) shows that if the zi are just rational functions of one set of variables, hence has a denominator, then it is possible for all n=2m.[3] There are also non-bilinear versions of Euler's four-square and Degen's eight-square identities.

See also

References

  1. ↑ H. Zassenhaus and W. Eichhorn, "Herleitung von Acht- und Sechzehn-Quadrate-Identit?aten mit Hilfe von Eigenschaften der verallgemeinerten Quaternionen und der Cayley-Dicksonchen Zahlen," Arch. Math. 17 (1966), 492-496
  2. ↑ A. Pfister, Zur Darstellung von -1 als Summe von Quadraten in einem K?orper," J. London Math. Soc. 40 (1965), 159-165
  3. ↑ Pfister's Theorem on Sums of Squares, Keith Conrad, http://www.math.uconn.edu/~kconrad/blurbs/linmultialg/pfister.pdf