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摘要
摘要 我们介绍了多临界舒尔量,它们是整数分区上的概率规律,在其边缘产生非一般波动。它们与 Le Doussal、Majumdar 和 Schehr 研究的平面约束势中自由费米子的一维动量空间模型属于相同的普遍性类别。这些普遍性类别涉及临界指数的形式为\(1/(2m+1)\)的临界指数,m 为正整数,以及由高阶艾里核构建的弗雷德霍姆行列式给出的渐近分布,扩展了为\(m=1\)恢复的通用特雷西-维多姆 GUE 分布。我们还计算了多临界舒尔量的极限形状,讨论了有限温度设置,并展示了与佩里瓦尔和谢维茨之前遇到的多临界单元矩阵模型的精确映射。
Multicritical Schur Measures and Higher-Order Analogues of the Tracy–Widom Distribution
We introduce multicritical Schur measures, which are probability laws on integer partitions which give rise to non-generic fluctuations at their edge. They are in the same universality classes as one-dimensional momentum-space models of free fermions in flat confining potentials, studied by Le Doussal, Majumdar and Schehr. These universality classes involve critical exponents of the form \(1/(2m+1)\), with m a positive integer, and asymptotic distributions given by Fredholm determinants constructed from higher order Airy kernels, extending the generic Tracy–Widom GUE distribution recovered for \(m=1\). We also compute limit shapes for the multicritical Schur measures, discuss the finite temperature setting, and exhibit an exact mapping to the multicritical unitary matrix models previously encountered by Periwal and Shevitz.
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