Matrix models at low temperature

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Auteurs principaux: Guionnet, Alice, Maurel-Segala, Édouard
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author Guionnet, Alice
Maurel-Segala, Édouard
author_facet Guionnet, Alice
Maurel-Segala, Édouard
contents In this article we investigate the behavior of multi-matrix unitary invariant models under a potential $V_β=βU+W$ when the inverse temperature $β$ becomes very large. We first prove, under mild hypothesis on the functionals $U,W$ that as soon at these potentials are "confining" at infinity, the sequence of spectral distribution of the matrices are tight when the dimension goes to infinity. Their limit points are solutions of Dyson-Schwinger's equations. Next we investigate a few specific models, most importantly the "strong single variable model" where $U$ is a sum of potentials in a single matrix and the "strong commutator model" where $U = -[X,Y]^2$.
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spellingShingle Matrix models at low temperature
Guionnet, Alice
Maurel-Segala, Édouard
Probability
Mathematical Physics
60B20, 46L54
In this article we investigate the behavior of multi-matrix unitary invariant models under a potential $V_β=βU+W$ when the inverse temperature $β$ becomes very large. We first prove, under mild hypothesis on the functionals $U,W$ that as soon at these potentials are "confining" at infinity, the sequence of spectral distribution of the matrices are tight when the dimension goes to infinity. Their limit points are solutions of Dyson-Schwinger's equations. Next we investigate a few specific models, most importantly the "strong single variable model" where $U$ is a sum of potentials in a single matrix and the "strong commutator model" where $U = -[X,Y]^2$.
title Matrix models at low temperature
topic Probability
Mathematical Physics
60B20, 46L54
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.05239