Non-universality of compact support probability distributions in random matrix theory

Abstract

The two-point resolvent is calculated in the large-n limit for the generalized fixed and bounded trace ensembles. It is shown to disagree with the one of the canonical Gaussian ensemble by a non-universal part which is given explicitly for all monomial potentials $V(M)=M^{2p}$. Moreover, we prove that for the generalized fixed and bounded trace ensemble all k-point resolvents agree in the large-n limit, despite their non-universality.

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