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Georg Angermann

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Derivative relations for determinants, Pfaffians and characteristic polynomials in random matrix theory

Explicit expressions are proven for derivatives of the ratio of a determinant or Pfaffian determinant and a Vandermonde determinant. Such ratios appear for example in general group integrals of Harish-Chandra--Itzykson--Zuber type and in expectation values of products of characteristic polynomials in random matrix theory. In the latter case we start from known results for general non-Hermitian and Hermitian ensembles for expectation values without derivatives, at finite matrix size. They are given in terms of the determinant or Pfaffian of the corresponding kernel, for unitary or orthogonal and symplectic ensembles, respectively. Several equivalent expressions are proven for general ratios of determinants, starting from first order derivatives containing the Borel transform of the corresponding matrix or kernel. Higher order derivatives are expressed as sums over partitions containing determinants of derivatives of these, with coefficients given in terms of combinatorial expressions. Our most general result is valid for mixed higher order derivatives of ratios of determinants in several variables. This generalises previous findings, e.g. for mixed moments in specific ensembles of random matrices, relevant in applications to the Riemann $\zeta$-function. Applications of our results to several examples are presented, including the complex Ginibre ensemble and the circular unitary ensemble.

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Three non-Hermitian random matrix universality classes of complex edge statistics: Spacing ratios and distributions

The conjectured three generic local bulk statistics amongst all non-Hermitian random matrix symmetry classes have recently been extended to three generic local edge statistics. We study analytically and numerically complex spacing ratios and nearest-neighbour (NN) spacing distributions that characterise such local statistics. We choose the three simplest representatives of these universality classes, given by the Gaussian ensembles of complex Ginibre, complex symmetric and complex self-dual matrices, denoted by class A, AI$^\dag$ and AII$^\dag$. In the first part, we analytically study the complex spacing ratio in class A, at finite matrix size $N$. Introducing a conditional point process, we simplify existing expressions and show why an uncontrolled approximation introduced earlier converges well in the large-$N$ limit in the bulk. When specifying to the elliptic Ginibre ensemble, we present a parameter-dependent $N=3$ surmise for the complex spacing ratio, interpolating to that of the Gaussian unitary ensemble (GUE), where such a surmise is very accurate. In the second numerical part, we compare complex spacing ratios, its moments, and NN spacing distributions for all three ensembles with that of uncorrelated points, the two-dimensional (2D) Poisson process, both in the bulk and at the edge. The varying degree of repulsion within these different edge universality classes can be well understood in terms of an effective 2D Coulomb gas description, at different values of inverse temperature $\beta$. We find indications that the complex spacing ratio does not fully unfold the local statistics at the edge. Finally we verify that for small argument, in all three symmetry classes the NN spacing distributions in the bulk and at the edge are consistent with the universal cubic repulsion.

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