Non-Archimedean GUE corners and Hecke modules

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Autores principales: Shen, Jiahe, Van Peski, Roger
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Publicado: 2024
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author Shen, Jiahe
Van Peski, Roger
author_facet Shen, Jiahe
Van Peski, Roger
contents We compute the joint distribution of singular numbers for all principal corners of a $p$-adic Hermitian (resp. alternating) matrix with additive Haar distribution, the non-archimedean analogue of the GUE (resp. aGUE) corners process. In the alternating case we find that it is a Hall-Littlewood process, explaining -- and recovering as a corollary -- results of Fulman-Kaplan. In the Hermitian case we obtain a `marginal distribution' of a formal Hall-Littlewood process with both positive and negative transition `probabilities'. The proofs relate natural random matrix operations to structural results of Hironaka and Hironaka-Sato on modules over the spherical Hecke algebra, yielding other probabilistic statements of independent interest along the way.
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spellingShingle Non-Archimedean GUE corners and Hecke modules
Shen, Jiahe
Van Peski, Roger
Probability
Combinatorics
Number Theory
Representation Theory
We compute the joint distribution of singular numbers for all principal corners of a $p$-adic Hermitian (resp. alternating) matrix with additive Haar distribution, the non-archimedean analogue of the GUE (resp. aGUE) corners process. In the alternating case we find that it is a Hall-Littlewood process, explaining -- and recovering as a corollary -- results of Fulman-Kaplan. In the Hermitian case we obtain a `marginal distribution' of a formal Hall-Littlewood process with both positive and negative transition `probabilities'. The proofs relate natural random matrix operations to structural results of Hironaka and Hironaka-Sato on modules over the spherical Hecke algebra, yielding other probabilistic statements of independent interest along the way.
title Non-Archimedean GUE corners and Hecke modules
topic Probability
Combinatorics
Number Theory
Representation Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.05999