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Free Multiplicative Brownian Motion, and Brown Measure Extended Probabilistic Operator Algebras Seminar UC Berkeley Todd Kemp UC San Diego November 10, 2017 1 / 27 Giving Credit where Credit is Due Based partly on joint work with Bruce


  1. Free Multiplicative Brownian Motion, and Brown Measure Extended Probabilistic Operator Algebras Seminar UC Berkeley Todd Kemp UC San Diego November 10, 2017 1 / 27

  2. Giving Credit where Credit is Due Based partly on joint work with Bruce Driver and Brian Hall, and highlighting the work of Philippe Biane. • Biane, P .: Free Brownian motion, free stochastic calculus and random matrices . Fields Inst. Commun. vol. 12, Amer. Math. Soc., PRovidence, RI, 1-19 (1997) • Biane, P .: Segal-Bargmann transform, functional calculus on matrix spaces and the theory of semi-circular and circular systems . J. Funct. Anal. 144, 1, 232-286 (1997) Driver; Hall; K: The large- N limit of the Segal–Bargmann transform on U N . • J. Funct. Anal. 265, 2585-2644 (2013) K: The Large- N Limits of Brownian Motions on GL N . Int. Math. Res. Not. • IMRN, no. 13, 4012-4057 (2016) • K: Heat kernel empirical laws on U N and GL N . J. Theoret. Probab. 30, no. 2, 397-451 (2017) 2 / 27

  3. • Citations Brownian Motion • BM on Lie Groups • U & GL • Free + BM • Free × BM • Free Unitary BM • Transforms • Free Mult. BM Brownian Motion on U( N ) , • GL Spectrum GL( N, C ) , and the Large- N Limit Brown Measure Segal–Bargmann 3 / 27

  4. Brownian Motion on Lie Groups On any Riemannian manifold M , there’s a Laplace operator ∆ M . • Citations And where there’s a Laplacian, there’s a Brownian motion: the Brownian Motion Markov process ( B x t ) t ≥ 0 on M with generator 1 2 ∆ M , started at • BM on Lie Groups • U & GL B x 0 = x ∈ M . • Free + BM • Free × BM • Free Unitary BM • Transforms • Free Mult. BM • GL Spectrum Brown Measure Segal–Bargmann 4 / 27

  5. Brownian Motion on Lie Groups On any Riemannian manifold M , there’s a Laplace operator ∆ M . • Citations And where there’s a Laplacian, there’s a Brownian motion: the Brownian Motion Markov process ( B x t ) t ≥ 0 on M with generator 1 2 ∆ M , started at • BM on Lie Groups • U & GL B x 0 = x ∈ M . • Free + BM • Free × BM Let Γ be a (matrix) Lie group. Any inner product on Lie(Γ) = T I Γ • Free Unitary BM • Transforms gives rise to a unique left-invariant Riemannian metric, and • Free Mult. BM corresponding Laplacian ∆ Γ . On Γ we canonically start the • GL Spectrum Brownian motion ( B t ) t ≥ 0 at I ∈ Γ . Brown Measure Segal–Bargmann 4 / 27

  6. Brownian Motion on Lie Groups On any Riemannian manifold M , there’s a Laplace operator ∆ M . • Citations And where there’s a Laplacian, there’s a Brownian motion: the Brownian Motion Markov process ( B x t ) t ≥ 0 on M with generator 1 2 ∆ M , started at • BM on Lie Groups • U & GL B x 0 = x ∈ M . • Free + BM • Free × BM Let Γ be a (matrix) Lie group. Any inner product on Lie(Γ) = T I Γ • Free Unitary BM • Transforms gives rise to a unique left-invariant Riemannian metric, and • Free Mult. BM corresponding Laplacian ∆ Γ . On Γ we canonically start the • GL Spectrum Brownian motion ( B t ) t ≥ 0 at I ∈ Γ . Brown Measure Segal–Bargmann There is a beautiful relationship between the Brownian motion W t on the Lie algebra Lie(Γ) and the Brownian motion B t : the rolling map � t dB t = B t ◦ dW t , B t = I + B t ◦ dW t . i.e. 0 Here ◦ denotes the Stratonovich stochastic integral. This can always be converted into an Itˆ o integral; but the answer depends on the structure of the group Γ (and the chosen inner product). 4 / 27

  7. Brownian Motion on U( N ) and GL( N, C ) Fix the reverse normalized Hilbert–Schmidt inner product on • Citations M N ( C ) for all matrix Lie algebras: Brownian Motion • BM on Lie Groups � A, B � = N Tr( B ∗ A ) . • U & GL • Free + BM • Free × BM Let X t = X N and Y t = Y N • Free Unitary BM be independent Hermitian Brownian t t • Transforms motions of variance t/N . • Free Mult. BM • GL Spectrum Brown Measure Segal–Bargmann 5 / 27

  8. Brownian Motion on U( N ) and GL( N, C ) Fix the reverse normalized Hilbert–Schmidt inner product on • Citations M N ( C ) for all matrix Lie algebras: Brownian Motion • BM on Lie Groups � A, B � = N Tr( B ∗ A ) . • U & GL • Free + BM • Free × BM Let X t = X N and Y t = Y N • Free Unitary BM be independent Hermitian Brownian t t • Transforms motions of variance t/N . • Free Mult. BM • GL Spectrum The Brownian motion on Lie(U( N )) is iX t ; the Brownian motion Brown Measure U t on U( N ) satisfies Segal–Bargmann dU t = iU t dX t − 1 2 U t dt. 5 / 27

  9. Brownian Motion on U( N ) and GL( N, C ) Fix the reverse normalized Hilbert–Schmidt inner product on • Citations M N ( C ) for all matrix Lie algebras: Brownian Motion • BM on Lie Groups � A, B � = N Tr( B ∗ A ) . • U & GL • Free + BM • Free × BM Let X t = X N and Y t = Y N • Free Unitary BM be independent Hermitian Brownian t t • Transforms motions of variance t/N . • Free Mult. BM • GL Spectrum The Brownian motion on Lie(U( N )) is iX t ; the Brownian motion Brown Measure U t on U( N ) satisfies Segal–Bargmann dU t = iU t dX t − 1 2 U t dt. The Brownian motion on Lie(GL( N, C )) = M N ( C ) is Z t = 2 − 1 / 2 i ( X t + iY t ) ; the Brownian motion G t on GL( N, C ) satisfies dG t = G t dZ t . 5 / 27

  10. 1 1 Free Additive Brownian Motion If X t = X N • Citations is a Hermitian Brownian motion process, then at each t Brownian Motion time t > 0 it is a GUE N with entries of variance t/N . Wigner’s law • BM on Lie Groups then shows that the empirical spectral distribution of X N • U & GL converges t • Free + BM 1 � (4 t − x 2 ) + dx . to the semicircle law ς t = • Free × BM 2 πt • Free Unitary BM • Transforms • Free Mult. BM • GL Spectrum Brown Measure Segal–Bargmann 6 / 27

  11. 1 1 Free Additive Brownian Motion If X t = X N • Citations is a Hermitian Brownian motion process, then at each t Brownian Motion time t > 0 it is a GUE N with entries of variance t/N . Wigner’s law • BM on Lie Groups then shows that the empirical spectral distribution of X N • U & GL converges t • Free + BM 1 � (4 t − x 2 ) + dx . In fact, it converges to the semicircle law ς t = • Free × BM 2 πt • Free Unitary BM as a process . • Transforms • Free Mult. BM • GL Spectrum Brown Measure Segal–Bargmann 6 / 27

  12. 1 1 Free Additive Brownian Motion If X t = X N • Citations is a Hermitian Brownian motion process, then at each t Brownian Motion time t > 0 it is a GUE N with entries of variance t/N . Wigner’s law • BM on Lie Groups then shows that the empirical spectral distribution of X N • U & GL converges t • Free + BM 1 � (4 t − x 2 ) + dx . In fact, it converges to the semicircle law ς t = • Free × BM 2 πt • Free Unitary BM as a process . • Transforms • Free Mult. BM A process ( x t ) t ≥ 0 (in a W ∗ -probability space with trace τ ) is a free • GL Spectrum additive Brownian motion if its increments are freely independent Brown Measure — x t − x s is free from { x r : r ≤ s } — and x t − x s has the Segal–Bargmann semicircular distribution ς t − s , for all t > s . 6 / 27

  13. Free Additive Brownian Motion If X t = X N • Citations is a Hermitian Brownian motion process, then at each t Brownian Motion time t > 0 it is a GUE N with entries of variance t/N . Wigner’s law • BM on Lie Groups then shows that the empirical spectral distribution of X N • U & GL converges t • Free + BM 1 � (4 t − x 2 ) + dx . In fact, it converges to the semicircle law ς t = • Free × BM 2 πt • Free Unitary BM as a process . • Transforms • Free Mult. BM A process ( x t ) t ≥ 0 (in a W ∗ -probability space with trace τ ) is a free • GL Spectrum additive Brownian motion if its increments are freely independent Brown Measure — x t − x s is free from { x r : r ≤ s } — and x t − x s has the Segal–Bargmann semicircular distribution ς t − s , for all t > s . It can be constructed on the free Fock space over L 2 ( R + ) : x t = l ( 1 [0 ,t ] ) + l ∗ ( 1 [0 ,t ] ) . 6 / 27

  14. Free Additive Brownian Motion If X t = X N • Citations is a Hermitian Brownian motion process, then at each t Brownian Motion time t > 0 it is a GUE N with entries of variance t/N . Wigner’s law • BM on Lie Groups then shows that the empirical spectral distribution of X N • U & GL converges t • Free + BM 1 � (4 t − x 2 ) + dx . In fact, it converges to the semicircle law ς t = • Free × BM 2 πt • Free Unitary BM as a process . • Transforms • Free Mult. BM A process ( x t ) t ≥ 0 (in a W ∗ -probability space with trace τ ) is a free • GL Spectrum additive Brownian motion if its increments are freely independent Brown Measure — x t − x s is free from { x r : r ≤ s } — and x t − x s has the Segal–Bargmann semicircular distribution ς t − s , for all t > s . It can be constructed on the free Fock space over L 2 ( R + ) : x t = l ( 1 [0 ,t ] ) + l ∗ ( 1 [0 ,t ] ) . In 1991, Voiculescu showed that the Hermitian Brownian motion ( X N t ) t ≥ 0 converges to ( x t ) t ≥ 0 in finite-dimensional non-commutative distributions: 1 N Tr( P ( X t 1 , . . . , X t n )) → τ ( P ( x t 1 , . . . , x t n )) ∀ P. 6 / 27

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