Solving four-dimensional superconformal Yang-Mills theories with Tracy-Widom distribution
Zoltan Bajnok, Bercel Boldis, Gregory P. Korchemsky

TL;DR
This paper links special observables in superconformal Yang-Mills theories to Tracy-Widom distributions, enabling efficient calculations at various couplings and revealing resurgence structures in their expansions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel method connecting superconformal Yang-Mills observables to random matrix theory, specifically Tracy-Widom distributions, for both weak and strong coupling regimes.
Findings
Derived explicit expansion coefficients for strong coupling series.
Established the connection between observables and Tracy-Widom distribution.
Demonstrated resurgence relations linking perturbative and non-perturbative parts.
Abstract
We study a special class of observables in and superconformal Yang-Mills theories which, for an arbitrary 't Hooft coupling constant , admit representation as determinants of certain semi-infinite matrices. Similar determinants have previously appeared in the study of level-spacing distributions in random matrices and are closely related to the celebrated Tracy-Widom distribution. We exploit this relationship to develop an efficient method for computing the observables in superconformal Yang-Mills theories at both weak and strong coupling. The weak coupling expansion has a finite radius of convergence. The strong coupling expansion involves the sum of the `perturbative' part, given by series in , and the `non-perturbative' part, given by an infinite sum of exponentially small terms, each accompanied by a series in …
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TopicsRandom Matrices and Applications · Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications · Stochastic processes and financial applications
