Toeplitz determinants with a one-cut regular potential and Fisher--Hartwig singularities I. Equilibrium measure supported on the unit circle
Elliot Blackstone, Christophe Charlier, Jonatan Lenells

TL;DR
This paper derives new formulas for Toeplitz determinants with complex symbols involving a regular potential and Fisher--Hartwig singularities, extending known results and applying them to a generalized circular unitary ensemble.
Contribution
It provides novel formulas for Toeplitz determinants with a regular potential supported on the unit circle, including cases with Fisher--Hartwig singularities and non-constant potentials.
Findings
Formulas reduce to known results for constant potentials.
Results are new for non-constant potentials without Fisher--Hartwig singularities.
Applications include statistical properties of a generalized circular unitary ensemble.
Abstract
We consider Toeplitz determinants whose symbol has: (i) a one-cut regular potential , (ii) Fisher--Hartwig singularities, and (iii) a smooth function in the background. The potential is associated with an equilibrium measure that is assumed to be supported on the whole unit circle. For constant potentials , the equilibrium measure is the uniform measure on the unit circle and our formulas reduce to well-known results for Toeplitz determinants with Fisher--Hartwig singularities. For non-constant , our results appear to be new even in the case of no Fisher--Hartwig singularities. As applications of our results, we derive various statistical properties of a determinantal point process which generalizes the circular unitary ensemble.
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TopicsRandom Matrices and Applications · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
