Bridges and random truncations of random matrices
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Abstract: We continue to study the squared Frobenius norm of a submatrix of a random unitary matrix. When the choice of the submatrix is deterministic and its size is , we proved in a previous paper that, after centering and without any rescaling, the two-parameter process converges in distribution to a bivariate Brownian bridge. Here, we consider Bernoulli independent choices of rows and columns with respective parameters and . We prove by subordination that after centering and rescaling by , the process converges to another Gaussian process.
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