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DESCRIPTION: Matrix rank is well-known to be multiplicative under the Krone
 cker product\, additive under the direct sum\, normalised on identity matri
 ces and non-increasing under multiplying from the left and from the right b
 y any matrices. In fact\, matrix rank is the only real matrix parameter wit
 h these four properties. In 1986 Strassen proposed to study the extension t
 o tensors: find all maps from k-tensors to the reals that are multiplicativ
 e under the tensor Kronecker product\, additive under the direct sum\, norm
 alized on diagonal tensors\, and non-increasing under acting with linear ma
 ps on the k tensor factors. Strassen called the collection of these maps th
 e &quot;asymptotic spectrum of k-tensors&quot;. Strassen proved that understanding th
 e asymptotic spectrum implies understanding the asymptotic relations among 
 tensors\, including the asymptotic rank. In particular\, knowing the asympt
 otic spectrum means knowing the arithmetic complexity of matrix multiplicat
 ion\, a central problem in algebraic complexity theory. I will give an over
 view of known elements in the asymptotic spectrum of tensors\, including ou
 r recent construction which is based on information theory and moment polyt
 opes. This recent construction is joint work with Matthias Christandl and P
 eter Vrana. Then I will introduce the analogous object in graph theory: the
  asymptotic spectrum of graphs. I will explain the relation to Shannon capa
 city and give an overview of known elements in the asymptotic spectrum of g
 raphs. 
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LOCATION:Technische Universität Berlin Institut für Mathematik Straße des 1
 7. Juni 136 10623 Berlin Room MA 041 (ground floor)
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SUMMARY:Jeroen Zuiddam (CWI\, Amsterdam): Asymptotic spectra of tensors and
  graphs: matrix multiplication exponent and Shannon capacity
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