Asymptotic Level Spacing of the Laguerre Ensemble: A Coulomb Fluid Approach
arXiv:cond-mat/9309010 · doi:10.1088/0305-4470/27/11/011
Abstract
We determine the asymptotic level spacing distribution for the Laguerre Ensemble in a single scaled interval, , containing no levels, $E_{\bt}(0,s)$, via Dyson's Coulomb Fluid approach. For the Unitary-Laguerre Ensemble, we recover the exact spacing distribution found by both Edelman and Forrester, while for , the leading terms of , found by Tracy and Widom, are reproduced without the use of the Bessel kernel and the associated Painlevé transcendent. In the same approximation, the next leading term, due to a ``finite temperature'' perturbation $(\bt\neq 2)$, is found.
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