Eigenvalue distribution relation

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The discussion centers on the relationship between the diagonal elements of a random matrix, denoted as H_{ii}, and their corresponding eigenvalues, represented as λ_{i}. The inquiry specifically questions whether H_{ii} shares the same distribution as λ_{i}. The conversation highlights a lack of clarity regarding the term "corresponding eigenvalue" and the connection between eigenvalues and specific positions within a matrix.

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Hello,

I was wondering if H_{ii} (that is the ith diagonal element of a random matrix) has the same distribution with its corresponding eigenvalue, say \lambda_{i}.

Thanks
 
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I don't know what you mean by 'its corresponding eigenvalue". How does and eigenvalue "correspond" to a position in a matrix?
 

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