activity
20232026
collaborators

7 papers

math.PR2026

Rank-One HCIZ Integrals and Multiplicative Convolutions

Benoît Collins, Nicolas Delporte, Manasa Nagatsu +1

We study how spectral averaging interacts with the logarithm in large-dimensional rank-one Harish-Chandra--Itzykson--Zuber (HCIZ) integrals. For independent bi-unitarily invariant…

math.PR2026

Smooth Multi-Trace Statistics of Classical Ensembles: Large Expansions, Cumulants, and Matrix Integrals

Benoît Collins, Manasa Nagatsu

We consider expectations of the form , where are self-adjoint polynomials in various independent classical random matrices and are…

math.PR2025

Weingarten Calculus with Virtual Isometries

Benoît Collins, Sho Matsumoto

In this paper, we develop a novel approach to the Weingarten calculus by employing the notion of virtual isometries. Traditionally, Weingarten calculus provides explicit formulas f…

math.PR2025

Weingarten calculus for centered random permutation matrices

Benoît Collins, Manasa Nagatsu

We introduce and study the Weingarten calculus for centered random permutation matrices in the symmetric group S_N. After presenting a formulation of the Weingarten calculus on the…

math-ph2024

Free cumulants and freeness for unitarily invariant random tensors

Benoit Collins, Razvan Gurau, Luca Lionni

We address the question of the asymptotic description of random tensors that are local-unitary invariant, that is, invariant by conjugation by tensor products of independent unitar…

math.PR2024

Strong convergence for tensor GUE random matrices

Benoît Collins, Wangjun Yuan

Haagerup and Thorbjørnsen proved that iid GUEs converge strongly to free semicircular elements as the dimension grows to infinity. Motivated by considerations from quantum physics…

math.PR2023

Fluctuations of eigenvalues of a polynomial on Haar unitary and finite rank matrices

Benoît Collins, Katsunori Fujie, Takahiro Hasebe +2

This paper calculates the fluctuations of eigenvalues of polynomials on large Haar unitaries cut by finite rank deterministic matrices. When the eigenvalues are all simple, we can…