Approximation formula for complex spacing ratios in the Ginibre ensemble
arXiv:2201.05104 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.105.044144
Abstract
Recently, Sá, Ribeiro and Prosen introduced complex spacing ratios to analyze eigenvalue correlations in non-Hermitian systems. At present there are no analytical results for the probability distribution of these ratios in the limit of large system size. We derive an approximation formula for the Ginibre universality class of random matrix theory which converges exponentially fast to the limit of infinite matrix size. We also give results for moments of the distribution in this limit.
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