I'm reading the paper by ANGELIKA ROHDE AND ALEXANDRE B. TSYBAKOV, ESTIMATION OF HIGH-DIMENSIONAL LOW-RANK MATRICES.
And in the paper, they provide an inequation of the Schatten-p (quasi-)norm, namely, for any tow matrices $A,B \in \mathbb{R}^{m\times T}$, $\forall \ 0<p\le1$, we have
$$ \lVert A+B \rVert_{S_p}^p \le \lVert A \rVert_{S_p}^p + \lVert B \rVert_{S_p}^p $$
The$\lVert \cdot \rVert_{S_p}$means the Schatten-p norm, $$ \lVert A \rVert_{S_p}=\left(\sum_{j=1}^{\min\{m,T\}}\sigma_j(A)^p\right)^{1/p} $$ And $\sigma_j(A)$ means the singular value of $A$.
The authors say that we could find the result from MCCARTHY, C. A. (1967). $C_p$ or ROTFELD, S. Y. (1969). The singular numbers of the sum of completely continuous operators. But both papers are about the some compact operators on $\textbf{a}$ Hilbert space, from my perspective, the results from the both papers above can show the inequality is right when $A,B$ are square matrices, but how can it hold for the rectangular matrices?
I'm very puzzled, and hope for the answer sincerely.
THANK YOU!