Localization for Random Unitary Operators
Eman Hamza, Alain Joye, Gunter Stolz
Abstract
We consider unitary analogs of 1-dimensional Anderson models on l2() defined by the product Uω=DωS where S is a deterministic unitary and Dω is a diagonal matrix of i.i.d. random phases. The operator S is an absolutely continuous band matrix which depends on a parameter controlling the size of its off-diagonal elements. We prove that the spectrum of Uω is pure point almost surely for all values of the parameter of S. We provide similar results for unitary operators defined on l2() together with an application to orthogonal polynomials on the unit circle. We get almost sure localization for polynomials characterized by Verblunski coefficients of constant modulus and correlated random phases.
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