We study the problem originally communicated by E. Meckes on the asymptotics for the eigenvalues of the kernel of the unitary eigenvalue process of a random n × n matrix. The eigenvalues pⱼ of the kernel are, in turn, associated with the discrete prolate spheroidal wave functions. We consider the eigenvalue counting function |G(x,n)|:=#:pⱼ>Ce-x n\, ($C>0$ here is a fixed constant) and establish the asymptotic behavior of its average over the interval x ∈ (λ-ε, λ+ε) by relating the function $|G(x,n)|$ to the solution $J(y)$ of the following energy problem on the unit circle S¹, which is of independent interest. Namely, for given θ, 0<θ< 2 π, and given q, $0<q<1$, we determine the function J(y) =inf (μ): μ ∈ P(S¹), μ(Aθ) = y\, where I(μ):= log1/|z - ζ| dμ(z) dμ(ζ) is the logarithmic energy of a probability measure μ supported on the unit circle and Aθ is the arc from e-i θ/2 to ei θ/2.
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