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Supersymmetry Approach to Almost Diagonal Random Matrices

We develop a supersymmetric field theoretical description of the Gaussian ensemble of the almost diagonal Hermitian Random Matrices. The matrices have independent random entries H_{ij} with parametrically small off-diagonal elements H_{ij}/H_{ii} ~ B << 1. We derive a regular virial expansion of correlation functions in the number of ``interacting'' supermatrices associated with different sites in the real space and demonstrate that the perturbation theory constructed in this way is controlled by a small parameter B. General form of the integral expression for the m-th virial coefficient governed by the ``interaction'' of m supermatrices is presented and calculated explicitly in the cases of 2- and 3-matrix ``interaction''. The suggested technique allows us to calculate both the spectral correlations and the correlations of the eigenfunctions taken at different energies and in different space points.

preprint2007arXivOpen access

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