The symmetric determinant magnitude conjecture for random sign matrices

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Let MnsymM_n^{\mathrm{sym}} be an n×nn\times n symmetric random sign matrix.

Symmetric determinant magnitude conjecture. With probability 1−o(1)1-o(1),

∣det⁡Mnsym∣=n(1/2−o(1))n.|\det M_n^{\mathrm{sym}}|=n^{(1/2-o(1))n}.

Nguyen's and Vershynin's least-singular-value results, together with the semicircle law, confirm this conjecture, so it is solved.

References

Primary source

Van Vu, “Recent progress in combinatorial random matrix theory”, arXiv:2005.02797 (2020).

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