Gaussian unitary ensembles with pole singularities near the soft edge and a system of coupled Painlevé XXXIV equations

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Abstract: In this paper, we study the singularly perturbed Gaussian unitary ensembles defined by the measure �egin{equation*} frac{1}{C_n} e^{- n extrm{tr}, V(M;lambda,vec{t};)}dM, end{equation*} over the space of nimesn Hermitian matrices M, where V(x;lambda,vect;):=2x2+sumk=12mtk(x−lambda)−k with vect=(t1,t2,ldots,t2m)inmathbbR2m−1imes(0,infty), in the multiple scaling limit where lambdao1 together with vectovec0 as noinfty at appropriate related rates. We obtain the asymptotics of the partition function, which is described explicitly in terms of an integral involving a smooth solution to a new coupled Painlev'e system generalizing the Painlev'e XXXIV equation. The large n limit of the correlation kernel is also derived, which leads to a new universal class built out of the Psi-function associated with the coupled Painlev'e system.


The paper is devoted to the study of tronquée solutions of the second Painlevé equation \( q^{\prime \prime} =2 q^3 +s q -\nu\). The solution space is represented by a cubic space \(s_1 -s_2 +s_3 +s_1s_2s_3 = -2 \sin ( \nu \pi)\) by the Riemann-Hilbert correspondence. The tronquée solutions correspond to the case \(s_2=0\) and \(s_1 = 1/s_3= - e^{-2 \alpha \pi i}\), where \( \nu =2 \alpha +1/2\). Such tronquée solutions contain the generalized Hastings-McLeod solution and the Airy-type solutions. The Tracy-Widom distribution is defined by an integral of the Hastings-McLeod solution (\(\nu =0\)). In this paper, the asymptotics of an integral of the tronquée solutions are described when \( \alpha > -1/2\) and \(s_2 >0\). Since the Hamiltonian of the tronquée solutions is pole-free on the real line, a regularized integral of Hamiltonian admits an asymptotic expansions represented by the Riemann zeta-function and the Barnes' \(G\)-function. The proof is based on the asymptotic analysis of the Riemann-Hilbert problem when \(s\) is large. The results have several applications in the context of perturbed Gaussian unitary ensembles and unitary random matrix ensembles in random matrix theory.



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