
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 |
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| Division | Division of Fundamental Mathematics, Laboratory of Advanced Software in Mathematics (Concurrent), Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Hub (Concurrent) |
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