Uniform existence of the integrated density of states for randomly weighted Hamiltonians on long-range percolation graphs (Q2436704): Difference between revisions

The authors consider random Hamiltonians defined on long-range percolation graphs over \(\mathbb{Z}^d,\) where the Hamiltonian consists of a randomly weighted Laplacian plus a random potential. Let \(\Lambda_n=([-n,n]\cap\mathbb{Z})^d,\) \(H_n(\omega)\) be the restriction of \(H(\omega)\) to \(\Lambda_n,\) \(F_n^{\omega}(\lambda)\) the number of eigenvalues of \(H_n(\omega)\) not exceeding \(\lambda\), counting eigenvalues according to their multiplicity, and \(F(\lambda)=\mathbb{E}\{\langle E_H((-\infty,\lambda])\delta_0,\delta_0\rangle\}.\) Then the main results is formulated as following Theorem: Let \(F_n^{\omega}, F\) be the distribution functions given above. Then there exists a set \(\tilde{\Omega}\subseteq \Omega\) of full measure such that for all \(\omega\in\tilde{\Omega}\) \[ \lim_{n\rightarrow \infty} \sup_{\lambda\in R} \left|\frac{F_n^{\omega}}{|\Lambda_n|}(\lambda)-F(\lambda)\right|=0 \] .