On Fluctuations for Random Band Toeplitz Matrices
Abstract
In this paper we study two one-parameter families of random band Toeplitz matrices: \[ An(t)=1bn(ai-jδ|i-j|[bnt])i,j=1n Bn(t)=1bn(ai-j(t)δ|i-j| bn)i,j=1n \] where 1. a0=0, \a1,a2,..\ in An(t) are independent random variables and a-i=ai 2. a0(t)=0, \a1(t),a2(t),...\ in Bn(t) are independent copies of the standard Brownian motion at time t and a-i(t)=ai(t). As t varies, the empirical measures μ(An(t)) and μ(Bn(t)) are measure valued stochastic processes. The purpose of this paper is to study the fluctuations of μ(An(t)) and μ(Bn(t)) as n goes to ∞. Given a monomial f(x)=xp with p2, the corresponding rescaled fluctuations of μ(An(t)) and μ(Bn(t)) are \[bn(∫ f(x)dμ(An(t))-E[∫ f(x)dμ(An(t))])=bnn(tr(An(t)p)-E[tr(An(t)p)]), (1)\] \[bn(∫ f(x)dμ(Bn(t))-E[∫ f(x)dμ(Bn(t))])=bnn(tr(Bn(t)p)-E[tr(Bn(t)p)]) (2)\] respectively. We will prove that (1) and (2) converge to centered Gaussian families \Zp(t)\ and \Wp(t)\ respectively. The covariance structure E[Zp(t1)Zq(t2)] and E[Wp(t1)Wq(t2)] are obtained for all p,q 2; t1,t2 0, and are both homogeneous polynomials of t1 and t2 for fixed p,q. In particular, Z2(t) is the Brownian motion and Z3(t) is the same as W2(t) up to a constant. The main method of this paper is the moment method.
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