A Supersymmetry Approach to Billiards with Randomly Distributed Scatterers II: Correlations
Thomas Guhr, Hans-Juergen Stoeckmann
Abstract
In a previous contribution (H.J. Stoeckmann, J. Phys. A35, 5165 (2002)), the density of states was calculated for a billiard with randomly distributed delta-like scatterers, doubly averaged over the positions of the impurities and the billiard shape. This result is now extended to the k-point correlation function. Using supersymmetric methods, we show that the correlations in the bulk are always identical to those of the Gaussian Unitary Ensemble (GUE) of random matrices. In passing from the band centre to the tail states, The density of states is depleted considerably and the two-point correlation function shows a gradual change from the GUE behaviour to that found for completely uncorrelated eigenvalues. This can be viewed as similar to a mobility edge.
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