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Rank $1$ perturbations in random matrix theory -- a review of exact results

A number of random matrix ensembles permitting exact determination of their eigenvalue and eigenvector statistics maintain this property under a rank $1$ perturbation. Considered in this review are the additive rank $1$ perturbation of the Hermitian Gaussian ensembles, the multiplicative rank $1$ perturbation of the Wishart ensembles, and rank $1$ perturbations of Hermitian and unitary matrices giving rise to a two-dimensional support for the eigenvalues. The focus throughout is on exact formulas, which are typically the result of various integrable structures. The simplest is that of a determinantal point process, with others relating to partial differential equations implied by a formulation in terms of certain random tridiagonal matrices. Attention is also given to eigenvector overlaps in the setting of a rank $1$ perturbation.

preprint2022arXivOpen access

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