Abstract

A simple four-matrix model consisting of some 4 × 4 real and imaginary random matrices and three parameters is introduced. It is shown that the eigenvalue spacing statistics of an ensemble of such matrices can be used to describe transitions between all the Wigner surmises of random matrix theory. Formulae for the nearest-neighbour spacing distributions of the ensemble are given for various parameter values.

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