Non-Hermitian tridiagonal random matrices and returns to the origin of a random walk
G. M. Cicuta, M. Contedini, L. Molinari
Abstract
We study a class of tridiagonal matrix models, the "q-roots of unity" models, which includes the sign (q=2) and the clock (q=∞) models by Feinberg and Zee. We find that the eigenvalue densities are bounded by and have the symmetries of the regular polygon with 2 q sides, in the complex plane. Furthermore the averaged traces of Mk are integers that count closed random walks on the line, such that each site is visited a number of times multiple of q. We obtain an explicit evaluation for them.
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