Kyushu University Institute of Mathematics for Industry

It is known that the eigenvalues of a random matrix called Gaussian unitary ensemble have fermionic nature as a random point field. We abstract it and construct a class of random point fields called fermion random fields. The representation of infinite dimensional symmetric group or the zeros of a certain random power series can be expressed as an example. I am now studying its further generalization. There are intimate connections between random walks on graphs, spectra of Laplacians on graphs and the geometric properties of graphs, which I am interested in and would like to clarify.

Keywords Probability Theory, Random Fields and Point Processes, Random Topology, Random Analytic Functions
Division Division of Fundamental Mathematics, Laboratory of Advanced Software in Mathematics (Concurrent), Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Hub (Concurrent)
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