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  1. ; (, Random Matrices: Theory and Applications)
    The density matrix formalism is a fundamental tool in studying various problems in quantum information processing. In the space of density matrices, the most well-known measures are the Hilbert–Schmidt and Bures–Hall ensembles. In this work, the averages of quantum purity and von Neumann entropy for an ensemble that interpolates between these two major ensembles are explicitly calculated for finite-dimensional systems. The proposed interpolating ensemble is a specialization of the [Formula: see text]-deformed Cauchy–Laguerre two-matrix model and new results for this latter ensemble are given in full generality, including the recurrence relations satisfied by their associated bi-orthogonal polynomials when [Formula: see text] assumes positive integer values. 
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