The two-dimensional Coulomb plasma: quasi-free approximation and central limit theorem
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Abstract: For the two-dimensional one-component Coulomb plasma, we derive an asymptotic expansion of the free energy up to order , the number of particles of the gas, with an effective error bound for some constant . This expansion is based on approximating the Coulomb gas by a quasi-free Yukawa gas. Further, we prove that the fluctuations of the linear statistics are given by a Gaussian free field at any positive temperature. Our proof of this central limit theorem uses a loop equation for the Coulomb gas, the free energy asymptotics, and rigidity bounds on the local density fluctuations of the Coulomb gas, which we obtained in a previous paper.
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