Abstract
In the Laguerre ensembleof n xN Hermitian matrices, it is of interest both theoretically and for applications to quantum transport problems to compute the variance of a linear statistic, denoted varN f, asN → ∞. Furthermore, this statistic often contains an additional parameter a for which the limit α → ∞ is most interesting and most difficult to compute numerically. We derive exact expressions for both limN → ∞ varN f and limα → ∞, limN → ∞ varN f.
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Basor, E.L., Tracy, C.A. Variance calculations and the Bessel kernel. J Stat Phys 73, 415–421 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01052770
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