Asymptotic distribution of singular values of powers of random matrices

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Abstract: Let x be a complex random variable such that Ex=0, E|x|2=1, E|x|4<infty. Let xij, i,jin1,2,... be independet copies of x. Let Xb=(N1/2xij), 1leqi,jleqN be a random matrix. Writing Xb for the adjoint matrix of Xb, consider the product XbmXbm with some min1,2,.... The matrix XbmXbm is Hermitian positive semi-definite. Let lambda1,lambda2,...,lambdaN be eigenvalues of XbmXbm (or squared singular values of the matrix Xbm). In this paper we find the asymptotic distribution function [ G^{(m)}(x)=lim_{N oinfty}E{F_N^{(m)}(x)} ] of the empirical distribution function [ {F_N^{(m)}(x)} = N^{-1} sum_{k=1}^N {mathbb{I}{{lambda_k leq x}}}, ] where mathbbIA stands for the indicator function of event A. The moments of G(m) satisfy [ M^{(m)}_p=int_{mathbb{R}}{x^p dG^{(m)}(x)}=frac{1}{mp+1}�inom{mp+p}{p}. ] In Free Probability Theory Mp(m) are known as Fuss--Catalan numbers. With m=1 our result turns to a well known result of Marchenko--Pastur 1967.




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