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Sharp Typical Distance and Exponential Small-Ball Bounds in One-Step-Cliff Nielsen Geometry — arXiv:2609.09642
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title = {Sharp Typical Distance and Exponential Small-Ball Bounds in One-Step-Cliff Nielsen Geometry — arXiv:2609.09642},
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Let $D=2^n$ and equip $\operatorname{PU}(D)$ with the one-step-cliff Nielsen metric, with quadratic metric coefficients one in Pauli directions of weights one and two and $D^2$ in all higher weights. We prove that the distance from the identity of a Haar-random element, normalized by $D$, converges to $\pi/\sqrt3$ in probability and in $L^p$ for every $1\le p<\infty$. Quantitatively, it lies within $O(D^{-1/8}(\log D)^{1/2})$ of this limit outside a set of Haar measure at most $\exp\{-\Omega(D^{7/4}\log D)\}$. For each fixed $0<x<\pi/\sqrt3$, the ball of radius $xD$ has Haar measure $\exp\{-\Theta_x(D^2)\}$; for $x>\pi/\sqrt3$, its complement has measure at most $e^{-c_xD^2}$ for some $c_x>0$. As $x\uparrow\pi/\sqrt3$, the lower and upper logarithmic rates are both asymptotic to $(\pi^2/3-x^2)^2/(16\zeta(3))$. The small-ball upper bound follows from a comparison of Jacobi determinants, obtained by rescaling the linearized geodesic equations and applying Kato transport. Weyl integration reduces the remaining integral to an Abel-regularized logarithmic-energy estimate on the circle. A centered principal logarithm and concentration of the circular unitary ensemble eigenangle second moment give the distance upper bound.
Tema degli esploratori: matematica e informatica teorica (retro-catalogo arXiv: annunci del 2026-09-10 in math.PR).
Categorie arXiv: Probability (math.PR) ; Mathematical Physics (math-ph).
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