Hard edge statistics conjecture for products involving Pólya ensembles

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Let GG be a complex square matrix satisfying conditions (1) and (2), and let HH be a random Hermitian matrix drawn from a polynomial ensemble with limiting Green function G(x)G(x) such that 0<∣G(0)∣<∞0<|G(0)|<\infty. Write K∞(G)K_\infty^{(G)} for the limiting hard edge kernel associated with GG, and let Θ\Theta denote the Heaviside function, Re⁡\operatorname{Re} and Im⁡\operatorname{Im} the real and imaginary parts, and sign⁡\operatorname{sign} the sign function. Then the limiting hard edge kernel of the eigenvalues of GHG∗GHG^* should be

Hard edge statistics conjecture.

K∞(a~1,a~2)=Θ(−Re⁡[G(0)]a~2)∣Re⁡[G(0)]∣K∞(G)(sign⁡(a~2)∣Re⁡[G(0)]∣a~1,∣Re⁡[G(0)]a~2∣)+Im⁡[G(0)]∫−11dt2πJω(∞)(a~1(Im⁡[G(0)]t−iRe⁡[G(0)]))Kω(∞)(a~2(Im⁡[G(0)]t−iRe⁡[G(0)])).\begin{aligned} K_\infty(\tilde{a}_1,\tilde{a}_2)={}&\Theta(-\operatorname{Re}[G(0)]\tilde{a}_2)|\operatorname{Re}[G(0)]|K_\infty^{(G)}(\operatorname{sign}(\tilde{a}_2)|\operatorname{Re}[G(0)]|\tilde{a}_1,|\operatorname{Re}[G(0)]\tilde{a}_2|)\\ &+\operatorname{Im}[G(0)]\int_{-1}^{1}\frac{dt}{2\pi}J\omega^{(\infty)}\left(\tilde{a}_1(\operatorname{Im}[G(0)]t-i\operatorname{Re}[G(0)])\right)K\omega^{(\infty)}\left(\tilde{a}_2(\operatorname{Im}[G(0)]t-i\operatorname{Re}[G(0)])\right). \end{aligned}

The conjecture proposes that the hard edge limit obtained for the GUE extends, with the Green function evaluated at zero replacing the GUE-specific quantity, to products involving a broad class of polynomial ensembles. The precise assumptions on GG, the referenced conditions, and the limiting functions are inherited from the paper; the parser supplies no evidence that this conjecture has been resolved.

References

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Mario Kieburg, “Hard Edge Statistics of Products of Pólya Ensembles and Shifted GUE's”, arXiv:1909.04593 (2022).

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