Arista J, Bisi E, O'Connell N. Matrix Whittaker processes. Probability Theory and Related Fields. 2023.We study a discrete-time Markov process on triangular arrays of matrices of size d = 1, driven by inverse Wishart random matrices. The components of the right edge evolve as multiplicative random walks on positive definite matrices with one-sided interactions and can be viewed as a d-dimensional generalisation of log-gamma poly-mer partition functions. We establish intertwining relations to prove that, for suitable initial configurations of the triangular process, the bottom edge has an autonomous Markovian evolution with an explicit transition kernel. We then show that, for a special singular initial configuration, the fixed-time law of t...
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