Analytical approach reveals density-of-states correlations in Lévy random matrices, suggesting insights into non-ergodic systems.
We studied global density-of-states correlation function R(ω) R ( ω ) for Lévy-Rosenzweig-Porter random matrix ensemble in the non-ergodic extended phase. Using an extension of Efetov’s supersymmetry approach we calculated R(ω) R ( ω ) exactly in all relevant ranges of ω ω . At relatively low ω ≤ Γ ω ≤ Γ (with Γ Δ Γ ≫ Δ being the effective miniband width) we found GUE-type oscillations with period of level spacing Δ Δ , decaying exponentially at the Thouless energy scale ETh = √Δ Γ/2π E T h = Δ Γ / 2 π . At high energies ω ETh ω ≫ E T h our results coincide with those obtained in [A. V. Lunkin and K. Tikhonov, SciPost Phys. 19, 015 (2025)] via cavity equation approach. Inverse of the effective miniband width, 1/Γ 1 / Γ , is shown to be given by the average of the local decay times over Lévy distribution.
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