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Derivative relations for determinants, Pfaffians and characteristic polynomials in random matrix theory

Gernot Akemann , Georg Angermann , Mario Kieburg , Adrian Padellaro

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keywords random matrix theorycharacteristic polynomialsdeterminantsPfaffiansVandermonde determinantderivativesBorel transformpartition sums

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Explicit formulas are derived for arbitrary-order derivatives of ratios of determinants or Pfaffians over Vandermonde determinants.

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The paper proves closed-form expressions for derivatives of the ratio between a determinant (or Pfaffian) and a Vandermonde determinant. These ratios appear in group integrals of Harish-Chandra-Itzykson-Zuber type and in the finite-N expectation values of products of characteristic polynomials for general random matrix ensembles. The derivations begin from existing determinant or Pfaffian formulas for the undifferentiated cases and obtain first derivatives via the Borel transform of the kernel, then express higher and mixed derivatives as sums over partitions whose coefficients are combinatorial. The results cover both Hermitian and non-Hermitian cases and both unitary and orthogonal/symplectic ensembles, with explicit applications shown for the complex Ginibre and circular unitary ensembles.

Core claim

Starting from known kernel-determinant expressions for expectation values of products of characteristic polynomials without derivatives, the ratio of such a determinant (or Pfaffian) to the Vandermonde determinant admits explicit first-order derivatives given by the Borel transform of the kernel; higher-order and mixed derivatives are then obtained as finite sums over partitions of the derivative orders, each term being a determinant whose entries are derivatives of the kernel, with the sum weighted by explicit combinatorial prefactors. This construction holds for several variables simultaneously and recovers earlier special cases for mixed moments in particular ensembles.

What carries the argument

The ratio of a determinant (or Pfaffian) of a kernel matrix to the Vandermonde determinant, together with its higher derivatives expressed via Borel transforms and partition sums.

If this is right

Explicit derivative formulas become available for moments of characteristic polynomials in the complex Ginibre ensemble.
Mixed higher-order derivatives apply directly to correlation functions in the circular unitary ensemble.
The same partition-sum construction covers general Harish-Chandra-Itzykson-Zuber-type group integrals.
Previous special-case results for mixed moments relevant to the Riemann zeta function are recovered as instances.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

The formulas may reduce the computational cost of evaluating high-order correlations in large-N limits of non-Hermitian ensembles.
Similar derivative relations could be tested numerically on small orthogonal and symplectic ensembles to confirm uniformity of the partition construction.
The approach supplies a systematic route to generating functions for joint moments of characteristic polynomials across several matrix ensembles.

Load-bearing premise

The starting expressions for the undifferentiated expectation values are assumed to be already known in closed determinant or Pfaffian form at finite matrix size.

What would settle it

Compute a second- or third-order mixed derivative of a product of two characteristic polynomials for the 2-by-2 complex Ginibre ensemble both numerically and from the partition formula and check numerical agreement.

read the original abstract

Explicit expressions are proven for derivatives of the ratio of a determinant or Pfaffian determinant and a Vandermonde determinant. Such ratios appear for example in general group integrals of Harish-Chandra--Itzykson--Zuber type and in expectation values of products of characteristic polynomials in random matrix theory. In the latter case we start from known results for general non-Hermitian and Hermitian ensembles for expectation values without derivatives, at finite matrix size. They are given in terms of the determinant or Pfaffian of the corresponding kernel, for unitary or orthogonal and symplectic ensembles, respectively. Several equivalent expressions are proven for general ratios of determinants, starting from first order derivatives containing the Borel transform of the corresponding matrix or kernel. Higher order derivatives are expressed as sums over partitions containing determinants of derivatives of these, with coefficients given in terms of combinatorial expressions. Our most general result is valid for mixed higher order derivatives of ratios of determinants in several variables. This generalises previous findings, e.g. for mixed moments in specific ensembles of random matrices, relevant in applications to the Riemann $\zeta$-function. Applications of our results to several examples are presented, including the complex Ginibre ensemble and the circular unitary ensemble.

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The paper gives explicit partition-sum formulas for mixed higher-order derivatives of det/Pfaffian ratios over Vandermondes, built from standard kernels via Borel transforms.

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The main point is a set of explicit formulas for arbitrary mixed derivatives of those determinant or Pfaffian ratios that appear in random-matrix expectations and group integrals. The authors start from the known finite-N kernel expressions for the undifferentiated cases, insert the Borel transform for the first derivative, and then lift the result to higher orders through sums over partitions with combinatorial coefficients. The most general statement covers several variables at once and applies across unitary, orthogonal, and symplectic ensembles. This extends earlier results that were limited to low orders or single ensembles, and the Ginibre and CUE examples illustrate the formulas in concrete settings. The algebra follows the natural extension of Leibniz rules for determinants, so the central claims are plausible once the combinatorial identities are verified. The paper supplies several equivalent expressions, which is useful for different applications. The derivations remain purely formal; there is no numerical check against direct differentiation for high orders, so the practical speedup for zeta-moment calculations is not quantified. The partition sums grow factorially, which may restrict immediate use to moderate orders. This is a reference tool for people who already work with characteristic-polynomial moments or Harish-Chandra-Itzykson-Zuber integrals and need derivative formulas. A reader comfortable with kernel methods will be able to plug the expressions in directly. I would send the manuscript to referees. The technical content is grounded and fills a clear gap without overclaiming.

Referee Report

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Summary. The manuscript proves explicit expressions for first- and higher-order (including mixed) derivatives of ratios of determinants or Pfaffians to Vandermonde determinants. These ratios appear in HCIZ-type group integrals and in finite-N expectation values of products of characteristic polynomials for non-Hermitian and Hermitian random matrix ensembles. The derivations begin from standard kernel determinant/Pfaffian formulas for the undifferentiated expectations in unitary/orthogonal/symplectic cases, introduce the Borel transform at first order, and express higher orders via sums over partitions with explicit combinatorial coefficients.

Significance. If the algebraic identities hold, the results supply a systematic combinatorial framework for differentiating RMT quantities built from kernels, generalizing earlier special-case formulas for moments in specific ensembles (including those tied to Riemann zeta applications). The approach is parameter-free once the base kernel expressions are given and directly yields reproducible formulas for the complex Ginibre and circular unitary ensembles.

minor comments (2)

[Section 3] The transition from the first-order Borel-transform formula to the partition-sum expressions for higher derivatives would benefit from an explicit low-order example (e.g., second derivative) worked out in full before the general statement, to make the combinatorial coefficients transparent.
[Section 4] Notation for the multi-variable mixed derivatives and the associated partition sums should be introduced with a small table or diagram showing the correspondence between partitions and the resulting determinant blocks.

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We thank the referee for the positive assessment of our manuscript, the recognition of its potential applications in random matrix theory, and the recommendation for minor revision. No specific major comments were provided in the report.

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity; derivation extends known kernel expressions combinatorially

full rationale

The paper explicitly starts from established finite-N results (expectation values of products of characteristic polynomials expressed as det or Pfaffian of the kernel) for unitary/orthogonal/symplectic ensembles. These are treated as given inputs from the literature. The new results are obtained by introducing the Borel transform for first-order derivatives and then applying partition sums with combinatorial coefficients for higher-order and mixed derivatives. This is a direct algebraic/combinatorial extension (Leibniz-type rules generalized to ratios with Vandermonde factors) rather than a reduction of the target expressions to the inputs by definition or fitting. No self-definitional steps, no fitted parameters renamed as predictions, and no load-bearing self-citation chains that would collapse the claimed proofs. The derivation chain remains independent of the target results.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

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The work rests on standard algebraic properties of determinants and Pfaffians plus previously established kernel expressions for characteristic polynomial expectations; no new free parameters or postulated entities are introduced.

axioms (2)

standard math Standard algebraic identities for determinants, Pfaffians, and Vandermonde determinants
Invoked to manipulate the ratios and their derivatives.
domain assumption Known closed-form expressions for expectation values of products of characteristic polynomials without derivatives, expressed via kernels for unitary/orthogonal/symplectic ensembles at finite N
Explicitly stated as the starting point for all derivative derivations.

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