The traffic distribution of the squared unimodular random matrix and a formula for the moments of its ESD
Abstract
The k-th moment of the mean empirical spectral distribution of the squared unimodular random matrix of dimension N can be expressed in the form N-2k-1 Qk(N), where Qk(x) is a polynomial of degree k+1 with integer coefficients. We use tools from traffic-free probability to express the coefficients of this polynomial in terms of the number of quotients, with a certain property, of some colored directed graphs. The obtained result disproves the formula conjectured in A. Lakshminarayan, Z. Puchala, K. Zyczkowski (2014).
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