Dr Mohammed Osman
Postodoctoral Research Assistant
School of Mathematical Sciences
Queen Mary University of London
Research
Random Matrix Theory, Quantum Chaos
Interests
My interests are in random matrix theory and its applications to quantum chaos. During my PhD (with Yan Fyodorov at KCL) I worked on the application of random matrix theory to quantum scattering in classically chaotic cavities.
Publications
Publications of specific relevance to the Centre for Complex Systems
2025
Least non-zero singular value and the distribution of eigenvectors of non-Hermitian random matricesOsman M
Journal of Mathematical Physics,
Aip Publishing vol. 66 (8)
01-08-2025Bulk universality for real matrices with independent and identically distributed entriesOsman M
Electronic Journal of Probability,
Institute of Mathematical Statistics vol. 30 (none)
01-01-2025 2024
Bulk Universality for Complex Non-Hermitian Matrices with Independent and Identically Distributed EntriesMaltsev A Osman M
Probability Theory and Related Fields,
Springer 25-09-2024 Universality for Diagonal Eigenvector Overlaps of non-Hermitian Random MatricesOsman M
In
Arxiv 24-09-2024 Least Non-Zero Singular Value and the Distribution of Eigenvectors of non-Hermitian Random MatricesOsman M
In
Arxiv 01-04-2024 2023
Bulk Universality for Complex non-Hermitian Matrices with Independent and Identically Distributed EntriesMaltsev A Osman M
In
Arxiv 17-10-2023 2022
Eigenfunction non-orthogonality factors and the shape of CPA-like dips in a single-channel reflection from lossy chaotic cavitiesFyodorov YV Osman M
Journal of Physics a: Mathematical and Theoretical,
Iop Publishing vol. 55 (22)
18-05-2022
Research Group
