A generalized ensemble of random matrices
Moshe Moshe, Herbert Neuberger, Boris Shapiro

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new random matrix ensemble that combines GUE and Poisson statistics, modeled as noninteracting fermions at finite temperature, maintaining $U(N)$ invariance.
Contribution
It proposes a generalized ensemble unifying GUE and Poisson statistics with a fermionic system analogy, expanding the understanding of random matrix models.
Findings
The ensemble respects $U(N)$ invariance.
It is equivalent to a system of noninteracting, confined fermions.
The model bridges GUE and Poisson level statistics.
Abstract
A random matrix ensemble incorporating both GUE and Poisson level statistics while respecting invariance is proposed and shown to be equivalent to a system of noninteracting, confined, one dimensional fermions at finite temperature.
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