The Bauer–Golinelli formula for the atomic mass at zero

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Let GnG_n be a sparse Erdős–Rényi random graph whose limiting average degree is cin(0,∞)cin(0,\infty), and let μc\mu_c denote the limiting spectral measure of its adjacency matrix. For q(c)q(c), let q(c)q(c) be the smallest point q∈(0,1)q\in(0,1) satisfying

q=e−ce−cq.q=e^{-ce^{-cq}}.

Bauer–Golinelli conjecture. For any c∈(0,∞)c\in(0,\infty),

μc({0})=q(c)+e−cq(c)+cq(c)e−cq(c)−1.\mu_c(\{0\})=q(c)+e^{-cq(c)}+cq(c)e^{-cq(c)}-1.

This predicts the limiting fraction of zero eigenvalues, or equivalently the asymptotic normalized nullity, in the sparse Erdős–Rényi regime. The formula was obtained by Bauer and Golinelli using the replica-symmetric ansatz; no resolution status is supplied in the source.

References

Primary source

Simon Coste and Justin Salez, “Emergence of extended states at zero in the spectrum of sparse random graphs”, arXiv:1809.07587 (2018).

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