What is a $p$-adic Dyson Brownian motion?
Roger Van Peski

TL;DR
This paper introduces a $p$-adic analogue of Dyson Brownian motion by analyzing singular numbers of a Markov process on $ ext{GL}_N(Q_p)$, revealing a Poisson jump process with reflection dynamics.
Contribution
It explicitly classifies the dynamics of singular numbers in a $p$-adic setting, establishing a novel $p$-adic Dyson Brownian motion model with explicit evolution rules.
Findings
Singular numbers evolve as a Poisson jump process on $Z^N$
Ordering is enforced by reflection off Weyl chamber walls
Provides a $p$-adic analogue to classical Dyson Brownian motion
Abstract
We consider the singular numbers of a certain explicit continuous-time Markov jump process on , which we argue gives the closest -adic analogue of multiplicative Dyson Brownian motion. We do so by explicitly classifying the possible dynamics of singular numbers of processes on satisfying natural properties possessed by Brownian motion on . Computing the evolution of singular numbers explicitly, we find that the -tuple of singular numbers in decreasing order evolves as a Poisson jump process on , with ordering enforced by reflection off the walls of the positive type Weyl chamber. This contrasts with -- and provides a -adic analogue to -- the behavior of classical Dyson Brownian motion, where ordering is enforced by conditioning to avoid the Weyl chamber walls.
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Taxonomy
Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Topological and Geometric Data Analysis · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
