Determinantal point processes with \(J\)-Hermitian correlation kernels (Q359673): Difference between revisions

A stochastic point process on a locally compact Polish space \(X\) is considered. This process is treated as a probability measure \(\mu\) on the set \(\Gamma\) of all locally finite subsets of \(X\). The point process is called determinantal if every \(n\)-correlation function of the measure \(\mu\) can be constructed as a determinant of some correlation kernel \(K(x, y)\) with respect to some measure \(m\) on \(X\). The well known Macchi-Soshnikov theorem provides a necessary and sufficient condition for a self-adjoint, locally trace-class, bounded linear operator \(K(x, y)\) to be a correlation kernel of some determinantal point process. In the present paper, it is shown that the class of operators \(K(x, y)\) preserving the validity of the Macchi-Soshnikov theorem can be expanded. The new class is the so called \(J\)-Hermitian class which is defined in terms of a partitioning of the space \(X\) into two parts and corresponding projections of the functional space \(L^2 (X, m)\).