On the skew-spectral distribution of randomly oriented graphs
Abstract
The randomly oriented graph Gn,pσ is an Erdos-R\'enyi random graph Gn,p with a random orientation σ, which assigns to each edge a direction so that Gn,pσ becomes a directed graph. Denote by Sn the skew-adjacency matrix of Gn,pσ. Under some mild assumptions, it is proved in this paper that, the spectral distribution of Sn (under some normalization) converges to the standard semicircular law almost surely as n→∞. It is worth mentioning that our result does not require finite moments of the entries of the underlying random matrix.
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