Scaling limits of random skew plane partitions with arbitrarily sloped back walls
The scaling limits of random skew plane partitions with arbitrarily sloped back walls are studied. It is shown that the correlation kernels in the bulk are given by the incomplete beta kernel. It is established that the local correlation functions in the scaling limit do not depend on the particular sequence of discrete inner shapes which converge to a piecewise linear function \(V\) of arbitrary slopes in \([-1,1]\). Also, a full analysis of the correlation kernel at the top of the limit shape, and of the frozen boundary is given.
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