Rising GUE Eigenvalue Process from a Fixed Level

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author Himwich, Zoe
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contents We construct the multilevel correlation kernel for the rising GUE eigenvalue process starting from a fixed initial configuration $x^{(m)}$, and show that it converges on short time scales (as quickly as $\text{polylog}(m)$) to the extended semi-discrete sine kernel. As an application, we show fixed-energy universality of bulk local statistics of complex Hermitian Wigner matrices matching the covariance structure of GUE and with a finite $4+\varepsilon$ moment for $\varepsilon>0$. This application demonstrates that it is possible to obtain universality of bulk local statistics under near-optimal moment assumptions without using a Dyson Brownian motion relaxation step, which was a key ingredient in many results on this topic.
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We construct the multilevel correlation kernel for the rising GUE eigenvalue process starting from a fixed initial configuration $x^{(m)}$, and show that it converges on short time scales (as quickly as $\text{polylog}(m)$) to the extended semi-discrete sine kernel. As an application, we show fixed-energy universality of bulk local statistics of complex Hermitian Wigner matrices matching the covariance structure of GUE and with a finite $4+\varepsilon$ moment for $\varepsilon>0$. This application demonstrates that it is possible to obtain universality of bulk local statistics under near-optimal moment assumptions without using a Dyson Brownian motion relaxation step, which was a key ingredient in many results on this topic.
title Rising GUE Eigenvalue Process from a Fixed Level
topic Probability
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.27619