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Random matrix theory and the scaling theory of localization

Physical Review Letters, 1990
We consider the most probable value of conductance of a disordered quantum conductor in the framework of the random matrix theory developed earlier. Analytic calculations are possible in the metallic as well as strongly localized regimes. We make a simple assumption on the eigenvalue density, as suggested by numerical work, and explore the consequences
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On Random Matrix Theory for stationary processes

2010 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing, 2010
Random Matrix Theory has generated tremendous interest in recent years, partly from powerful results developed for multi-user detection theory but also for growing applications in statistics, signal processing and econometrics. However the current theory has emphasized white noise data.
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On Random Matrix Theory and Autoregressive Modeling

2019 IEEE 58th Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), 2019
Random matrix theory has attracted growing interest in signal processing and communications over the last one or two decades. It has gained further impetus due to the upsurge in the occurrence of ’big data’. However so far little of this interest has seeped into system identification.
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Test of the Eigenstate Thermalization Hypothesis Based on Local Random Matrix Theory

Physical Review Letters, 2021
Masahito Ueda   +2 more
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Eigenstate Thermalization Hypothesis and Its Deviations from Random-Matrix Theory beyond the Thermalization Time

Physical Review Letters, 2022
Anatoly Dymarsky   +2 more
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Cleaning large correlation matrices: Tools from Random Matrix Theory

Physics Reports, 2017
Joel Bun   +2 more
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Random matrix techniques in quantum information theory

Journal of Mathematical Physics, 2016
Benoit Collins   +2 more
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