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25 April 2024
 
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Large deviations for the largest eigenvalues and eigenvectors of spiked random matrices
Giulio Biroli ; Alice Guionnet ;
Date 3 Apr 2019
AbstractWe consider matrices formed by a random $N imes N$ matrix drawn from the Gaussian Orthogonal Ensemble (or Gaussian Unitary Ensemble) plus a rank-one perturbation of strength $ heta$, and focus on the largest eigenvalue, $x$, and the component, $u$, of the corresponding eigenvector in the direction associated to the rank-one perturbation. We obtain the large deviation principle governing the atypical joint fluctuations of $x$ and $u$. Interestingly, for $ heta>1$, in large deviations characterized by a small value of $u$, i.e. $u<1-1/ heta$, the second-largest eigenvalue pops out from the Wigner semi-circle and the associated eigenvector orients in the direction corresponding to the rank-one perturbation. We generalize these results to the Wishart Ensemble, and we extend them to the first $n$ eigenvalues and the associated eigenvectors.
Source arXiv, 1904.1820
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